Use Azure blob container as coverage history storage with ReportGenerator
- Reference the plugin dll:
-plugins:path/to/ReportGenerator.AzureBlobHistoryStorage.dll. Note: must use absolute path. - Configure using command line parameters to the
reportgeneratorcommand, or environment variables:
| Parameter Name | Environment Variable | Required? | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
-historycontainerurl |
HISTORYCONTAINERURL | Yes | URL to the container |
-writesastoken |
WRITESASTOKEN | Yes | SAS token with write permissions to the container |
-repositoryname |
REPOSITORYNAME | Yes | Name of the repository |
-sourcedirectory |
SOURCEDIRECTORY | Path to source directory, if different from the working directory | |
-commitids |
COMMITIDS | List of commit IDs separated by ,, \n, or (space). Provide this if you don't want the plugin to run git commands |
reportgenerator
"-reports:**/coverage*.xml"
"-targetdir:coveragereport"
"-reporttypes:Html;JsonSummary"
"-plugins:path/to/ReportGenerator.AzureBlobHistoryStorage.dll"
"-historycontainerurl:https://myazureaccount.blob.core.windows.net/coverage"
"-writesastoken:sp=rw&st=2022-07-23T17:46:00Z&se=2022-07-24T01:46:00Z&spr=https&sv=2021-06-08&sr=c&sig=E%2Fbw7NG3CCRPk5vdrysaGeZx4KT9puUYtW3DSIl2NYc%3D"
"-repositoryname:my-git-repo"
"-commitids:$(git log --format="%H" -n 50 | tr '\n' ',')"{repo-name}/{commit-sha}/{file-name}. For
example: my-git-repo/007a8fcb3663243331747acd07317078563ef138/2021-10-07_08-02-07_CoverageHistory.xml.
Note: file name is provided by ReportGenerator.