Open jineshqa opened 5 years ago
hey @jineshqa I'm facing the same issue, did you manage to solve it ?
@gbero Nope, let me know if you solve it.
@nakiostudio Could you help on this issue ?
this is where the xccovreport, is outputted:
/Users/Shared/Jenkins/Home/workspace/my-kit_PR-1/output/MYKIT.test_result/3_Test/action.xccovreport
https://docs.fastlane.tools/actions/setup_jenkins/ --> default output to "/.output" and default derived data to "/.derivedData"
Since there's hardcoded path "Logs/Test/" this should never work... ?
setup_jenkins()
scan(
project: './MYKIT.xcodeproj',
device: 'iPhone XS',
scheme: options[:scheme],
clean: true,
code_coverage:true,
formatter: "xcpretty-json-formatter",
output_types: "html,junit,json-compilation-database",
result_bundle: true
)
xcov(
project: 'MYKIT.xcodeproj',
scheme: options[:scheme],
html_report: true,
skip_slack: true,
derived_data_path: './derivedData'
)
One (lame) way I've found to work around this is simply to copy my resulting .xccovreport from its known output location from Scan (that "3_Test" folder) to a stubbed out version of the location that xcov is expecting (e.g.
Any update from fastlane or fastlane-community to fix this? I am also facing same issue.
@joshdholtz could you have a look at this? I believe it broke down somewhere. I have been researching for a few days and this issue https://github.com/fastlane/fastlane/issues/19824 helped me out fixing it partially, however, using the danger-xcov plugin to output it to GitHub still fails with the same error. This all started when I changed the default derived data path.
This is what I have in fastlane:
xcov(
workspace: "Target.xcworkspace",
scheme: "Target",
output_directory: "xcov_report",
derived_data_path: "~/Library/Developer/Xcode/DerivedData/"
)
and this is what I have in my Dangerfile ( tried adding the xccov_file_direct_path with no success )
xcov.report(
scheme: 'Target',
workspace: 'Target.xcworkspace',
derived_data_path: "~/Library/Developer/Xcode/DerivedData/",
xccov_file_direct_path: "fastlane/test_output/Target.xcresult"
)
Hi there,
I am currently using test_center plugin to run my tests, It is like an extension of scan. Both the tools allow users to specify output directory. When a output directory is specified the coverage files are also stored under the same but this line of code always checks for coverage files under derived data.
Thanks, Jinesh