Code duplication / Unit test number not correct

[jaernouts]

Hello,

I almost set up the project correctly, nevertheless some things are not working. My unit test coverage, my issues are shown correctly and also my number of lines / comments are correct.

Code duplication is not working and I can't find what I'm doing wrong.. Do I have to enable something somewhere? Also, I have a folder 'tests/classes' with subfolders model, viewmodel, etc. If i set 'sonar.tests' to 'tests/classes', the number of tests is not shown (the test coverage is). If I add all the subfolders separately, they do. So it appears that that call is not working recursively. Do I need to change a setting for that or do I really need to add all my subfolders manually?

Kind regards!

Jens

[jaernouts]

No one...?

[cyrilpicat]

I need to check but if I remember right it's sonar.objectivec.testScheme that is used to run the tests and get the unit test report and coverage report.

sonar.tests is a default SonarQube parameter, I have to check what it exactly does in case of this plugin. What happens if you don't set it?

[jaernouts]

I indeed set 'sonar.objectivec.testScheme' to my test scheme, so that's correct for sure. The tests are running, so that's not the problem. I also see the coverage report as you see in the image attached, the problem is that I don't see how many Unit Tests I have, how many are succeeded and/or how many are failed...

My folder structure is like this:
<main_folder>:
--app
--tests
----model
------test1.m
------test2.m
------...
----util
------test3.m
------test4.m
------...

When I set sonar.tests to <main_folder>/tests, I have the issue like on the image attached. When I set sonar.tests to <main_folder>/tests/model,<main_folder>/tests/util (so added the subfolders separately), the number of tests are shown correctly. Nevertheless, when I now add a test in <main_folder>/tests, I don't see it added, except when I also add <main_folder>/tests to sonar.tests. But when I try that, I get an error that I can't add a folder multiple times to sonar.tests (because <main_folder>/tests/model/ and <main_folder>/tests/util/ are subfolders of <main_folder>/tests/)

[cyrilpicat]

can you check what is the content of TEST-report.xml in the folder 'sonar-reports' at the root of your project? Does it contain all test cases, or only the one from the folders sonar.tests?

I have checked my personal projects, and I am not setting sonar.tests. Could try that?

Otherwise have you tried to put a wildcard in sonar.tests? Like /tests/** (I have not tried it, sorry)?

[jaernouts]

• The TEST-report.xml contains all my tests and the total test amount is correct
• When I remove sonar.tests, I have the same issue (And in the sonar-project.properties you provide as example, there's also stated that removing will just ignore them "# Path to test directories (comment if no test)")
• I can't use a wildcard, when I do, Sonar cannot be executed: "The folder 'UnitTests/**' does not exist for ..."

Could you maybe give me an example project where you have the same situation working? So with the folder structure I described...?

[mjdetullio]

Any JUnit reporter for Xcode projects I've tried using does not record a fully qualified class name (with the package representing the directory to the class file) in the XML.

PR #97 fixes this by searching the test sources index for **/ClassName.m. However this only works if the test class name matches the file name it's in. Searching by the real class name would require implementing the lexer.

[sirghi]

Hi Cyril, I'm also setting up an objc project and I have the exact same problem. It only looks directly under the folders setup in source.tests, not recursively. I have a mixed objc/swift project, and when I use the swift plugin it drills through all the subfolders and finds the tests.

Hence I think the problem is with the plugin. Do you have any time to look into this?
Thanks