Enabling code coverage on TFS 2012—it’s easy

re: Enabling code coverage on TFS 2012—it’s easy

Keith — Tue, 30 Apr 2013 19:05:06 GMT

*Any* answer to this? I've got to migrate an existing build system to TFS that previously used nCover, and without any kind of documentation on how to do this on a server, I am kind of dead-in-the-water. My company has licenses for VS.Net Pro only, so it is VERY important to know specifically what is needed for this functionality without diving in blind. It would also help to know if we need a license for VS.Net (which version???) to go on a server (a truly non-ideal solution, since IT likes to minimize the apps that get installed on our servers)

re: Enabling code coverage on TFS 2012—it’s easy

Keith — Fri, 02 Nov 2012 03:35:37 GMT

Since I'm still getting the old Add/Edit Test dialog (without the ability to set code coverage) in VS2010 after upgrading TFS to 2012, I am assuming that enabling Code Coverage in TFS 2012 still requires the VS IDE to be installed on a build server. True?

re: Enabling code coverage on TFS 2012—it’s easy

Jaans — Thu, 25 Oct 2012 11:50:47 GMT

I'm getting the following message from TFS Build 2012 - Do we really have to still install VS on the build computers?

Code coverage is enabled for the test run. Install Visual Studio on the following build machine to get code coverage results: XXXX