Is there a way to use the new “enableCodeCoverage” from Xcode 8 for generating coverage files using llvm-cov instead of using gcov. I tried placing the flag in the “Additional options for xcodebuild build test call” section and setting the “Generate code coverage files?” to no, but when looking at t…

I was able to resolve the issue. Codecov came out with a new feature where you can get the report throught plist files instead. Sorry for the late response.

Hi @eman6576, eman6576: but when looking at the build logs, I don’t see it being used Why do you think that? What’s the xcodebuild ... command in the build log? Can you please copy paste it?

I see this: $ env "NSUnbufferedIO=YES" xcodebuild "-workspace" "BaseAppV2.xcworkspace" "-scheme" "BaseAppV2" "test" "-destination" "platform=iOS Simulator,name=iPhone 6,OS=latest" "-enableCodeCoverage" "YES". But towards the end of the step, I don’t see an indication of the coverage report generated…

If you use the -enableCodeCoverage option the generated profile should be at $PROJECT_TEMP_ROOT/CodeCoverage/$PROJECT_NAME/Coverage.profdata - source: [Xingou] xcodebuild did not generate Coverage.profdata for cocospods project jenkins, cocoapods, xcodebuild asked by…

So it would be $BITRISE_PROJECT_PATH/CodeCoverage/BaseAppV2/Coverage.profdata?

Did you try to run the xcodebuild command locally, or use the CLI to run the build locally? eman6576: So it would be $BITRISE_PROJECT_PATH/CodeCoverage/BaseAppV2/Coverage.profdata? Yes, most likely, but depends on your Xcode project configs.

And where was the generated .profdata ? Note: you can use the command line find to find files quickly: find . -name '*.profdata' to search in the current directory and the dirs below that.

/Users/Emanuel/Desktop/SilverLogic/baseapp-ios-v2/DerivedData/BaseAppV2/Build/Intermediates/CodeCoverage

Then doing ls I see Coverage.profdata Intermediates Products ProfileData. So think the path would be $PROJECT_TEMP_ROOT/CodeCoverage then?

It can be, although it seems that you have some related custom (non default) options in your Xcode project, e.g. DerivedData by default shouldn’t be in the source code’s dir.

How to use "enableCodeCoverage" flag For Xcode test step

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viktorbenei April 8, 2017, 8:54am 17

What’s the issue exactly? I thought you just needed the location of the code coverage data. Is there something else?

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