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AppVeyor + OpenCover + xUnit - Build doesn't fail when tests fail

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AppVeyor + OpenCover + xUnit - Build doesn't fail when tests fail

Asked 2018-Feb-09 at 02:22

I created an AppVeyor Build Script that uses OpenCover and Coveralls.Net to run my xUnit tests and publish the code coverage to Coveralls.io.

But when I have failing tests - AppVeyor reports the build successful. How do I configure AppVeyor to fail if OpenCover + xUnit report failing tests?

The script is based on csMACnz's sample:

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Answered 2018-Feb-08 at 23:11

I think the reason is simple. Following how you wrote the YML file, AppVeyor expects the whole test_script to provide a non-zero return code, while a failure inside the PowerShell script section you left won't lead to such a case.

You have to run each commands separately, and then any failure will fail the whole build, as my AppVeyor script shows

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/48695776

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