Dot Net Core Test Coverage

Pre-Requisites:

• Install NuGet CLI.

• Make sure you test project is using NuGet Package References:

  Right-click the References node in Solution Explorer and select Migrate packages.config to PackageReference�.

• Install NuGet packages

  You need to run the following command, in a temporary folder that can be removed once it is installed, to install both packages in NuGet cache:

  • nuget install OpenCover
  • nuget install ReportGenerator

• Install dotnet testx

  dotnet tool install --global dotnet-testx

• Enable full PDB generation for all projects you want included in the coverage report (no longer needed for net standard projects):

  Project->Properties->Build->Advanced->Debugging information

Generate Reports

1. Open Powershell/CMD/Git Bash in test project folder.
2. Run dotnet testx --html --browser.
3. Or if need to run multiple tests, dotnet testx --html --browser --discover-projects *tests.csproj in the solution folder.
4. Optionally, dotnet watch testx --html can be used to watch test file changes.

For UI coverage: https://github.com/ppumkin/PrestoCoverage