How to collect the code coverage of your tests in .NET

Hey nick, I have a question here, I can't see anywhere the Unit tests count, I need to show this in Sonar Dashboards, but whatever the report is being generated, I can't see the unit tests count

nice!

What if I have several projects with tests?

How is the Total % is different from Average % when coverage is generated via command line?

If you have multiple dlls, that would generate multiple reports - how would you merge them all?

This is a great way to visualize the coverage. I am trying to find a way to have it autogenerate some of this for me so I don't have to manually type the commands each time. It looks like a .runsettings configuration could be the way, but I haven't figured out how to do it. Could we do this automatically with a configuration setup?

excellent

Excelent video, thank you! But could you please prompt how can I collect the code coverage of all my tests at the same time if I have more than one In my project?

anyone know how to exclude the views folder?

Thanks for helping us through this great tutorial. Could you make a video on how to import a coverage.xml file in SonarQube ? Please pick my question

Hi Nick, thanks for the great tutorial!
if we want to exclude multiple files on the collecting XPlat code coverage so that it does not show in the report generator, how do we do this?

Thanks for the video, it helped me a lot. question out of context. what webcam do you use?

is this useful to get the code coverage after Run Automated Tests? if isn't, do you know any other tool to do so.?

That is very good,

Can you tell me how can I collect the code coverage of a project with Specflow that do the BDD to do the integration tests?

Hi Nick. Are you going to do a video on Microsoft's native Code Coverage in the near future?

That's so cool, this way you can just host the coverage online somewhere and let your CI update it, and the entire testing team can easily see what tests need to be implemented.

Instead of line coverage and branch coverage... Can I generate block coverage report.. Please reply

Loved the video!

Why don't you make some video on Unit Testing. There's a lot of people that simply ignore them

So this all was just to flex on us about his ridr license

Hi Nick. I would like to use your video about MediatR and CQRS as part of software engineering onboarding at my company.
But we are allocated in Brazil and not every engineer speak English very well.
Could you please enable subtitles editing on your videos? I'll add the translations by my self.

Thanks a lot!!!

Fine Code Coverage is a great extension for visual studio for showing the coverlet in the actual ide.

Does this work for .net framework Nick?

Can you please make a video on ABP framework?

Where did you choose for your vacation? It's obvious that you're sunbathing on your face :) Nice video. Keep coding.

one of the most important theme in real work IMHO. Thx)

I think Visual Studio is better than Rider at this point. Visual studio allows us to navigate the code, see which statements (not lines) are covered. It's build-in and we don't have to install any library or tool. However, it's available only on the Enterprise version.