ReportGenerator | ReportGenerator converts coverage reports | Dashboard library

I added a file transform task to the build pipeline. Here is a part of the pipeline:

When I'm using the JMeter Maven plugin, and running mvn jmeter:configure it automatically creates a default bin/reportgenerator.properties file.

How can I customize this file? Is there a way to specify some of the properties in the jmeter-maven plugin configuration so that I can set, for example, report_title?

See: https://jmeter.apache.org/usermanual/generating-dashboard.html

I have an issue with a Jmeter scenario where my dashboard report is getting a start time of Start Time "1/1/70, 12:00 AM"

The end time is working fine End Time "12/11/21, 10:04 PM"

In the same script, If I disable the thread group hitting this issue and run another thread group, the start time is ok. This leads me to think it's a problem with the timing in this particular thread group rather than a problem with my JM props.

I am attempting to simulate long (1 hour +) websocket sessions with a start/pingpong/end.

• Runtime controller with a sub loop controller running the websocket ping/pong in the middle.

• The ping/pong uses a runtime controller where duration = rampup + full load time.

• The pingpong loop controller runs every 60 sec for the duration of the thread rampup + full load.

• The overall threadgroup duration is (rampup x 2) + full load.

As far as I can tell all of this adds up to long running threads doing the needed txns, while keeping open websocket connections, and running as expected.

I set DEBUG for Report logging and nothing unusual is jumping out at me as a cause. (Those relevant logs below)

The only Report related JMeter props that I am customizing at runtime or otherwise are the following:

Here is a snippet of my git-ci.yml file:

I have been looking at the HtmlChart report in order to produce a report that shows the history of code coverage for a project. I have generated a few yyyy-mm-dd_hh-mm-ss_CoverageHistory.xml files that are stored in a directory indicated by the -historydir option. When I run the reportgenerator command, I am requesting the following report types: Cobertura;HtmlChart. There is output in the console saying each of the history files have been parsed; however, the CoverageHistory.html report only has data from the first xml file.

In looking at the CoverageHistory.xml files, there is one "coverage" node in each of the files - is this correct? Should each of these files be aggregated in the HtmlChart report and included as a separate point in the chart based on the date in the CoverageHistory.xml file?

I have an old project (VS2105) I'm unable to use the dotnet command so I'm trying to use coverlet.msbuild task.

MSBuild.exe my-solution.sln /t:My_Project_Test:InstrumentModules /t:My_Project_Test:GenerateCoverageResult /p:CollectCoverage=true /p:CoverletOutputFormat=cobertura /p:Include="[*]*"

But it returns zero data

I am executing a JMX file and trying to create a HTML dashboard report for the same but only .jtl file is getting created ,HTML Dashboard file is not getting created .I am getting the error : org.apache.jmeter.report.dashboard.GenerationException: Class name "org.apache.jmeter.report.dashboard.JsonExporter" is not valid. I tried Below Code :

I'm using code coverage tool in visual studio 2019 enterprise.

I get a .coverage file, but I want to display the matrix result in the CI.

Do you know any way to do that?

Thank you.

P.S

There is a GitHub action danielpalme/ReportGenerator but it display results to a file. I need the same but display results in the CI-CD run itself.

First, some context: I have a Visual Studio solution containing several production class libraries and nine unit test projects. All the projects are targeting .NET 5. I am running .NET 5.0.401. All unit test projects have references to coverlet.collector. I do not use the older coverlet.msbuild package. From my reading, using XPlat Code Coverage is now idiomatic for .NET Core.

I have an Azure Pipelines pipeline that I use for CI builds. As a part of this pipeline, I want to run all the unit tests, generate unit test results for upload to Pipelines, and generate code coverage results for upload to Pipelines. I've already read several blog articles and documentation that would seem to make this simple; however, I've found it's anything but.

Let's start simple by running some commands on my local workstation. For the purposes of this exercise we will assume I have already successfully built the solution using this command: