CodeCoverage.xml fails to include all files from -CodeCoverageFolder

[PwshAddict]

Where are you running it?

You can run the extensions in the cloud or on-premise

• Azure DevOps Service (VSTS)

Version of Extension/Task

10.1.17

Expected behaviour and actual behaviour

I expected all .ps1 files to be used for the codecoverage.xml file but only the ones in the ./tests folder show results.

Steps to reproduce the problem

Set -CodeCoverageFolder . or to the base folder
├───.vscode
├───docs
│ └───images
├───ModuleFolder
│ ├───private
│ └───public
├───TestResults
└───Tests

azure-pipelines.yml file:

 - task: Pester@10
      displayName: Pester Test Runner
      inputs:
        TestFolder: './tests'
        resultsFile: '$(Common.TestResultsDirectory)/Test-Pester.XML'
        CodeCoverageOutputFile: '$(Common.TestResultsDirectory)/CC-Pester.XML'
        usePSCore: ${{ parameters.pscore }}
        CodeCoverageFolder: '$(Build.Repository.LocalPath)/'
        PesterVersion: OtherVersion
        preferredPesterVersion: 5.0.2
        additionalModulePath: '$(System.DefaultWorkingDirectory)/**/*.psm1'

Findings during testing

$pesterConfig is correct and $pesterconfig.CodeCoverage.Path returns all the files.

$PesterConfig['CodeCoverage'] = $CodeCoverage

if (-not([String]::IsNullOrWhiteSpace($ScriptBlock))) {
    $ScriptBlockObject = [ScriptBlock]::Create($ScriptBlock)

    $ScriptBlockObject.Invoke()
}

$result = Invoke-Pester -Configuration  ([PesterConfiguration]$PesterConfig)

However, when the configuration object is created, ([PesterConfiguration]$PesterConfig).CodeCoverage.Path.Value is an empty array.

[ChrisLGardner]

Thanks, I know why this is happening (can't remember if there's a github issue on the main repo for it) and know how I'll fix it here. I'll add it to my list to look at as soon as I get some time.

[PwshAddict]

I was able to resolve it by creating the [pesterconfiguration] object first and then update the settings along the way. It's on my fork at the moment. If this how you were thinking, I can create a PR for it.

[ChrisLGardner]

Yeah, that's basically the issue. It doesn't cast the nested hashtables to the right thing for some reason. If you've got a PR then that'd be welcome.

[PwshAddict]

PR sent and added you as a collaborator on my repo. Didn't see a way to make you an owner.

[ChrisLGardner]

Fixed in #39. Thanks for the help there.