opencover cross-platform opencover for .net core on Linux/MacOS

cross-platform opencover for .net core on Linux/MacOS

Open sawilde opened this issue 7 years ago • 11 comments

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My Framework

[X] .NET Core 1.*
[X] Something else

My Environment

[X] Linux
[X] MacOS

I have already...

[X] reviewed the current issues to check that the issue isn't already known.

My issue is related to (check only those which apply):

[X] feature request

Expected Behavior

Run OpenCover on Linux or Mac OS

Apr 20 '17 21:04 sawilde

Also wanted by the .net core team - https://github.com/dotnet/corefx/issues/17107 But also dependant on the work porting the profiling API to .net core - https://github.com/dotnet/coreclr/issues/445

Apr 20 '17 21:04 sawilde

@sawilde How's this looking. We're just about to convert our codebase to dotnetcore2.0, and code coverage will be an important part of our build, so looking around, OpenCover looks a good choice for us.

I appreciate it might take a bit of work, and happy to do what I can to help and make this work for linux. Any pointers to get me started?

Jul 01 '17 12:07 pms1969

@pms1969, as far as I know, the API has not yet been created/released for those platforms to allow the OpenCover work to even start.

Jul 03 '17 10:07 sawilde

Ok, that's a shame. I'll keep an eye out for it, and dig around the or release repos.. is it a native app, or just a .net lib?

Jul 05 '17 07:07 pms1969

Is this already working on Linux? I saw that the profiler is already ported to it. Profiler Status

Nov 03 '17 18:11 johnnyasantoss

@johnnyasantoss no-one is working on a linux implementation yet AFAIK - not sure when that will happen.

Nov 26 '17 23:11 sawilde

someone this guy managed to build a workaround - we tested and it measured code coverage on Linux for a mid size production DotNet cover project. https://github.com/lucaslorentz/minicover It is not a standard Microsoft way - more like a hack/workaround. but it works!