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Download the plugin build (binaries) from.Plugin is tested to work with TeamCity 7.1, 8.0, 8.1, 9.0 and 9.1.Īgent and server are expected to run JRE 1.7 (or maybe JRE 1.6) Downloading Buildĭownload the latest build from TeamCity Installation Yarn build runner to execute yarn commands.Bower build runner to run you bower scripts.Gulp build runner to run you gulp scripts.It's assumes you have grunt and grunt-cli NPM packages installed to local repo Grunt build runner to run your grunt scripts.coffee (or other script) file or source code. node.js NVM Installer build runner to install/update to selected version of Node.js.node.js NPM build runner to execute NPM commands.Plugin detects system wide installed npm and reports it's version as configuration parameter node.js.npm.Plugin detects node.js in system PATH node.js and reports it's version as configuration parameter node.js.Plugin is implemented with JetBrains Kotlin Features To do this, perform the following:Īdd the configuration parameter with the value %% to the compiling build configuration A.Īdd the configuration parameter to your test configuration B with the value %.sourceBase%=>%%, where btA is the actual ID of your configuration A.This is a plugin for TeamCity that provides following build runners You also need to tell TeamCity where to find the source code.

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To display the source code in the Code Coverage tab of build results of B, you need to point B to the same VCS root as A to get your source code in an appropriate location (the checkout root) and add an artifact dependency on build from the same chain of A (for dotCover to get the paths to the sources from the. pdb filesīuild configuration B runs tests with dotCover enabled and has a snapshot dependency on A. It is assumed that:īuild configuration A compiles code with debugging information and creates an artifact with assemblies and. If you need to build binaries in one build and collect code coverage in another one using different checkout settings, some additional properties are required. To build a consistent coverage report, dotCover has to be able to find source files under the build checkout directory which should be easy if you build binaries and collect coverage in the same build, or if you use different builds, but they use a snapshot dependency and the same agent as well as the same VCS settings. Note that dotCover coverage engine reports statement coverage instead of line coverage. Provide a new-line separated list of additional commandline parameters to pass to dotCover.exe Supported only for dotCover 2.0 or newer.

Use the asterisk ( *) as a wildcard if needed.

You only need to specify these attribute filters here in the following format: the filters should be a new-line separated list the -:attributeName syntax should be used to exclude the code marked with the attributes from code coverage. If you do not want to know the coverage data solution-wide, you can exclude the code marked with an attribute (for example, with ObsoleteAttribute) from the coverage statistics. Here, the pipe symbol | represents the OR command, as in regular expressions: use + for including, OR - for excluding.įor example, to run coverage on all MyDemoApp assemblies but not on MyDemoApp.*.Tests, specify the following assembly filters for coverage:

Use +|-:assembly=* type=** method=*** to include or exclude assemblies from covered assemblies: Specify a new-line separated list of filters for code coverage. The bundled version is set as default prior to TeamCity 2017.1 after this version you can mark any of the additionally installed versions as default.Īlternatively, specify the path to the dotCover installed on a build agent. Leave this field blank to use the default dotCover. NET Framework version.ĭotCover 2018.2 or newer requires. This is necessary for the bundled dotCover to work. NET Framework 3.5 or newer must be installed on the agent machine.

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If you have a license for dotCover and have it installed on a developer machine, TeamCity-collected coverage results can be downloaded and viewed inside Visual Studio with the help of the TeamCity Visual Studio Add-in. NET project and then view the coverage statistics and detailed coverage report inside the TeamCity web UI. NET coverage section of a build step, you will be able to collect code coverage for your.

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Since TeamCity 2017.1, in addition to the bundled version, it is possible to install another version of JetBrains dotCover Command Line Tools and/or change the defaults using the Administration | Tools page.Īfter choosing the appropriate option in the. TeamCity comes bundled with the console runner of JetBrains dotCover.

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