I there a way to output multiple formats

[minuz]

Is there any way to output multiple formats?
For instance, I would like to output in cobertura and open cover formats at the same time for integration on build server.

[tonerdo]

@minuz yes there is. If you're using the MSBuild package separate the formats using a comma (,), with the global tool specify the --format (or -f) option multiple times

[minuz]

@tonerdo thanks for the quick response. However, I've tried the following:

dotnet test -c Release --no-build /p:CollectCoverage=true /p:CoverletOutputFormat=cobertura,opencover

But this is not working. If I duplicate the /p:CoverletOutputFormat , it only generates the later.

[rycornell]

I'm seeing the same behavior when running the tests on VSTS build server, using coverlet.msbuild version 2.0.1:

[tonerdo]

@minuz @rycornell the error is as a result of a limitation with MSBuild command line parsing. You have to escape comma separated property values.

dotnet test -c Release --no-build /p:CollectCoverage=true /p:CoverletOutputFormat=\"cobertura,opencover\"

[minuz]

@tonerdo thanks!! I wasn't aware of that! It works now!

[rycornell]

To get this to work on TFS, you'll need to put the entire arguments line in quotes and escape the commas separated values:
"/p:CollectCoverage=true /p:CoverletOutputFormat=\"cobertura,opencover\""

[raphaelquati]

I'm trying to run in VSTS, but no success.

I have used:
"/p:CollectCoverage=true /p:CoverletOutputFormat=\"cobertura,opencover\""
It doesn't work.

Checking my private agent logs:

C:\agent_diag\Worker_20180814-210029-utc.log

{
      "inputs": {
        "command": "test",
        "publishWebProjects": "true",
        "projects": "**/*.Tests.csproj",
        "custom": "",
        "arguments": "-v diag \"/p:CollectCoverage=true /p:CoverletOutputFormat=\\\"cobertura,opencover\\\"\"",
        "publishTestResults": "true",
        "zipAfterPublish": "true",
        "modifyOutputPath": "true",
        "selectOrConfig": "select",
        "feedRestore": "",
        "includeNuGetOrg": "true",
        "nugetConfigPath": "",
        "externalEndpoints": "",
        "noCache": "false",
        "packagesDirectory": "",
        "verbosityRestore": "Detailed",
        "searchPatternPush": "$(Build.ArtifactStagingDirectory)/*.nupkg",
        "nuGetFeedType": "internal",
        "feedPublish": "",
        "externalEndpoint": "",
        "searchPatternPack": "**/*.csproj",
        "configurationToPack": "$(BuildConfiguration)",
        "outputDir": "$(Build.ArtifactStagingDirectory)",
        "nobuild": "false",
        "versioningScheme": "off",
        "versionEnvVar": "",
        "requestedMajorVersion": "1",
        "requestedMinorVersion": "0",
        "requestedPatchVersion": "0",
        "buildProperties": "",
        "verbosityPack": "Detailed",
        "workingDirectory": ""
      },
      "type": "task",
      "reference": {
        "id": "5541a522-603c-47ad-91fc-a4b1d163081b",
        "name": "DotNetCoreCLI",
        "version": "2.137.4"
      },
      "condition": "succeeded()",
      "continueOnError": true,
      "id": "26c6dddb-4a82-50b8-6720-1739ac4bd89c",
      "name": "DotNetCoreCLI3",
      "displayName": "dotnet test"
    },

In dotnet test log (diagnostic on)

[raphaelquati]

Now it's working, with a little modification:

/p:CollectCoverage=true "/p:CoverletOutputFormat=\"cobertura,opencover\""

[leandroribeiro]

For someone that this information can be useful, on Windows =( do you need do this:
"/p:CoverletOutputFormat=json%2copenconver"
Do you need replace comma [,] by [%2c]