How Do I Enable Code Coverage In Tfs Using Proj File?

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I have to implement gated check-ins in my project. The rule is code coverage should be above 90%. I have managed to fire my test cases after the build from TFS. I had also added a testsettings file to include code coverage. However i am getting no code coverage after the build. When i checked the logs it seems that there is an instrumentation process error which says that pdb file is missing as it is release mode. I am using the TFSBuild.proj file instead of UI build definition. Can anyone help me in getting code coverage or how to enable generation of pdb files in proj file. Also is pdb file necessary for code coverage?

Posted 9-Nov-14 22:07pm

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