Jared Holgate
Apr 25, 2016, 3:21:59 PM4/25/16
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Hi
I am consistently seeing errors when importing Coverage results from one specific solution. Others seem to work fine. I have been using version 5.1 of the C# plug in and I have just tried 5.2 RC, but am still seeing the same issue.
The error seems to be related to the source file having less lines than the coverage file seems to indicate. I've seen a similar issue referenced here, which looks like it was resolved, but not for me...;
Any help or guidance you could offer would be much appreciate as this is the final step to me getting useful info out of SonarQube.
Thanks
Jared
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The error is;
java.lang.IllegalStateException: Can't create measure for line 12 for file 'E:/b/3/_work/25/s/Maples.eServices.UI/Maples.eServices.UI.Services/TodayNotification/AggregatedEmailModels/ContactWithChanges.cs' with 9 lines
The relevant part(s) of the coveragexml file are;
<function id="215992" token="0x6000cce" name="get_ContactId()" type_name="ContactWithChanges" block_coverage="0.00" line_coverage="0.00" blocks_covered="0" blocks_not_covered="3" lines_covered="0" lines_partially_covered="0" lines_not_covered="1">
<ranges>
<range source_id="213" covered="no" start_line="5" start_column="26" end_line="5" end_column="27" />
<range source_id="213" covered="no" start_line="5" start_column="28" end_line="5" end_column="32" />
</ranges>
</function>
<function id="216018" token="0x6000ccf" name="set_ContactId(int)" type_name="ContactWithChanges" block_coverage="0.00" line_coverage="0.00" blocks_covered="0" blocks_not_covered="3" lines_covered="0" lines_partially_covered="0" lines_not_covered="1">
<ranges>
<range source_id="213" covered="no" start_line="5" start_column="31" end_line="5" end_column="32" />
<range source_id="213" covered="no" start_line="5" start_column="33" end_line="5" end_column="37" />
</ranges>
</function>
<function id="216032" token="0x6000cd0" name="get_DisplayName()" type_name="ContactWithChanges" block_coverage="0.00" line_coverage="0.00" blocks_covered="0" blocks_not_covered="3" lines_covered="0" lines_partially_covered="0" lines_not_covered="1">
<ranges>
<range source_id="213" covered="no" start_line="5" start_column="33" end_line="5" end_column="37" />
</ranges>
</function>
<function id="216058" token="0x6000cd1" name="set_DisplayName(string)" type_name="ContactWithChanges" block_coverage="0.00" line_coverage="0.00" blocks_covered="0" blocks_not_covered="3" lines_covered="0" lines_partially_covered="0" lines_not_covered="14">
<ranges>
<range source_id="213" covered="no" start_line="6" start_column="36" end_line="6" end_column="37" />
<range source_id="213" covered="no" start_line="6" start_column="38" end_line="6" end_column="42" />
<range source_id="213" covered="no" start_line="14" start_column="7" end_line="20" end_column="10" />
</ranges>
</function>
<function id="216072" token="0x6000cd2" name="ContactWithChanges()" type_name="ContactWithChanges" block_coverage="0.00" line_coverage="0.00" blocks_covered="0" blocks_not_covered="4" lines_covered="0" lines_partially_covered="0" lines_not_covered="15">
<ranges>
<range source_id="213" covered="no" start_line="6" start_column="38" end_line="6" end_column="42" />
<range source_id="213" covered="no" start_line="12" start_column="5" end_line="12" end_column="41" />
<range source_id="213" covered="no" start_line="14" start_column="7" end_line="20" end_column="10" />
</ranges>
</function>
<source_file id="213" path="E:\b\3\_work\25\s\Maples.eServices.UI\Maples.eServices.UI.Services\TodayNotification\AggregatedEmailModels\ContactWithChanges.cs">
</source_file>
The source code is;
namespace Maples.eServices.UI.Services.TodayNotification.AggregatedEmailModels
{
public class ContactWithChanges
{
public int ContactId { get; set; }
public string DisplayName { get; set; }
}
}
Jared Holgate
Apr 25, 2016, 3:30:29 PM4/25/16
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Sorry, I just realised I should have posted this on StackOverflow, not here. Please ignore or delete and I will post there instead.
...
duncanp
Apr 26, 2016, 9:03:01 AM4/26/16
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Hi Jared,
Does ContactWithChanges.cs contain a partial class where the other partial is in another file?
If so, it sounds like an bug that discovered recently in the Visual Studio Code Analysis tools - the data in the coverage xml file is wrong, causing an error when the file is processed by the C# plugin.
That bug will be fixed, but the fix won't ship until a later version of Visual Studio (e.g. VS2015 Update 3, or possibly not until VS2016).
I don't know of a workaround short of not uploading the code coverage for that project. One hacky workaround might be to add some blank lines to the AggregatedEmailModels/ContactWithChanges.cs file (assuming it isn't a generated file), which might be enough to make the upload succeed.
Regards,
Duncan
Jared Holgate
Apr 27, 2016, 2:11:52 PM4/27/16
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Hi Duncan
Thanks for the response. I've checked through the source code and could only find a few partial classes within some unit test projects. I removed the partial and it still doesn't work, so it doesn't sound like the problem you are referring to.
Do you think it might possible to handle the exception in the SonarQube analyser without skewing the Coverage results?
Also it seems to fail on different files on different occasions, all with the same type of error and in the same solution, so adding white space would be a significant task. I've tried excluding the offending files from the coverage report using runsettings, but each time I exclude one file another has the same issue.
Thanks again.
Jared
beaudry...@gmail.com
Apr 28, 2016, 6:14:58 AM4/28/16
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My story is identical to Jared:
- I have the same error.
- it is not a partial class
- If I disable the analysis on the file, it will be another one that fails
duncanp
Apr 29, 2016, 5:47:01 AM4/29/16
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@Jared, the VS test team have looked at the output you posted and it looks like the same underlying issue as the one they having been working on.
They plan to ship the fix in Visual Studio 2015 Update 3 (and in the next preview of VS2016).
Regards,
Duncan
Jared Holgate
Apr 29, 2016, 9:51:44 PM4/29/16
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That's great feedback, thank you for taking the time to investigate and respond.
Jared Holgate
Jun 7, 2016, 6:45:08 PM6/7/16
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Hi
One of my team noted this same issue with another solution. I'm not sure if it's relevant, but it seems that for that particular solution, simply adding a reference to PostSharp causes the issue.
Removing the PostSharp reference makes it work again. No attributes were added to the code, etc. Just the addition of PostSharp to a project.
Any update on an expected release date for TFS Update 3 or another work around?
Thanks
Jared
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