We have a TFS 2010 setup with a dedicated build server. The design for my problem-solving solution is working fine, and it also correctly performs all the associated unit tests. The problem, however, is that the coverage code is not displayed (it works locally). I double checked the following things:
- The build definition used has a "Test Impact Analysis" set to "true"
- The TestSettings file specified in the Automated Tests / Test Builds section is Local.testsettings.
- In the file "Local.testsettings" is included "Code coverage" (according to data and diagnostics) and ...
- ... "Instrument components in place" are also configured with a re-signing of the key file (.snk)
- I also tried changing the key file path to a UNC path on the build server, as I was not sure if it would be available there
Despite all the steps above, I can’t get code coverage that works for build on our TFS. A "summary" indicates that all tests were run successfully, and the next line reads "No code coverage results." The log file generated for the assembly itself does not even show the word “reach” anywhere, and I don’t understand why I, at least, don’t get an error message to work.
I read in some other posts that installation, at least VS2010 Premium, requires that it be installed on the build server, but I also read that failure to do this will result in a corresponding error message, so I expect that this is not the cause of my problems.
Any ideas or pointers in the right direction are welcome, thanks in advance
G.
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