I am running NCover 3, with TeamCity 7. TeamCity is kicking off the cover process and I can find the fullcoveragereport.html in my file directory for the build, however TeamCity is not creating a tab for the coverage.
I cant view this Ncover fullcoveragereport.html inside of TeamCity. I think it has to do with my report tab settings, under the start page section, it says "Relative path from the root of build's artifacts to a start page of the generated report. To reference a file from an archive, use the [path-to-archive]![relative-path] syntax." Is this in reference to the build server machine, that is, I want to point it from the .buildserver folder to the coverage.zip folder?
I now get a "This is an autogenerated index file (there was no index.html found in the generated report)." in the coverage tab, I think I am getting close...
Any ideas, or things I might have missed?
So it seems as though using many missread the documentation and put in // as the parameter . They also put in FullCoverageReport:Html:{teamcity.report.path}.
In actuality it should be one entire string with the or in there which throws some people off.
//or FullCoverageReport:Html:{teamcity.report.path}
In this scenario (im not 100% sure why), this still didnt work. I was pleased to find out that
//or Summary:Html:{teamcity.report.path}
Will work. Its not as verbose as the full NCover report but it beats an empty index.html file.
I'm going to try some of the other reporting commands (see below) and see if i can make an ad-hoc FullCoverageReport to suffice. http://docs.ncover.com/kb/reports-available-in-ncover-classic-and-ncover-complete/