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fail to publish report to coveralls on jenkins build machine which uses xcode7
Hit follow error: hit Error: No .gcno files in build directory: /Users/iosadmin/03b72f19/workspace/xcode-coveralls/myDerivedData
The command I run is on jenkins after running my test via xcodebuild:
xcode-coveralls --verbose --service jenkins --token
after test, my code only generate coverage.profdata and .xccoverage code coverage file. There is no .gcno file. Can this tool work with new code coverage formate? And how?
Not yet.
For now you'll also need to generate the «old» code coverage format, using the following settings in the Xcode build settings:
- Generate Test Coverage Files (
GCC_GENERATE_TEST_COVERAGE_FILES) - Instrument Program Flow (
GCC_INSTRUMENT_PROGRAM_FLOW_ARCS)
After to make my project to generate old code coverage format, .gcno files are generated. Thanks.
While hit another error when running: xcode-coveralls --verbose --service jenkins --token
Error: There was a problem communicating with the secure web proxy server (HTTPS).
Since our jenkins build machine locates inside a firewall, so I setup http_proxy/https_proxy ahead. Is that cause the problem? How to make it work with using proxy server? Thanks!
For more information, after running that xcode-coeralls command, here is the partial logs. Is looks correct, or something is wrong? On coveralls.io server side, nothing post there.
GIT error (-1): unable to retrieve the branch name 13:35:20 - Reference 'HEAD' is neither a local nor a remote branch. 13:35:20 { 13:35:20 "git" : { 13:35:20 "head" : { 13:35:20 "author_name" : "Qingchun Ren", 13:35:20 "id" : "a5215ee49f30393728a73a47798b3a2293a3d83f", 13:35:20 "committer_name" : "Qingchun Ren", 13:35:20 "committer_email" : "[email protected]", 13:35:20 "author_email" : "[email protected]", 13:35:20 "message" : "disable analytic and sdkcore to not generte new formate cc data\n" 13:35:20 }, 13:35:20 "remotes" : [ 13:35:20 { 13:35:20 "name" : "origin", 13:35:20 "url" : "https://github.com/helenren/SalesforceMobileSDK-iOS.git" 13:35:20 } 13:35:20 ] 13:35:20 }, 13:35:20 "repo_token" : "ZMLmqGuydf5sg6XYUZ5kWIkt3viGT9428", 13:35:20 "source_files" : [ 13:35:20 {
Not really sure about proxies...
Have you tried with the --verbose flag?
Also, you can try with --dry-run.
The logs is from the command with --verbose configured.
And run with --dry-run, that web proxy server error is gone.