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Bug
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Resolution: Unresolved
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Major
Plugin version: 2.0.6
Xcode version: 11.3.1
Issue:
I am following the exact same steps to set up unit tests via Xcode plugin but it doesn't work. Throws the error saying:
{{xcodebuild: error: Failed to build workspace MyWorkspace with scheme My-scheme.Reason: The scheme 'My-scheme' is not configured for Running.
It runs perfectly while using xcodebuild test CLI command but I would like to see if it is possible via Plugin to maintain consistency. }}
Setting up a unit test step
Add the XCode build step and this time specify your unit test target (e.g. MyAppTests), configuration (e.g. Debug) and the SDK (e.g. Developer/Platforms/iPhoneSimulator.platform/Developer/SDKs/iPhoneSimulator4.1.sdk/).
Leave all the checkboxes unselected. The SDK needs to be supplied here as the unit tests will only be run when building under the simulator's SDK.
[JENKINS-62471] Xcode Plugin - Unable to run Unit Tests
Yes, I believe this IS the issue. The doc mentions that you pass on the test target/scheme to the same build plugin but ideally this runs it as a build and not test.
Have you tried using the xcodebuildArguments to specify "-workspace 'myproject.xcworkspace' -scheme "myprojectTests" -destination "name=iPhone 11,OS=13.3" -enableCodeCoverage YES ONLY_ACTIVE_ARCH=YES test" keeping everything else blank?
urmil025 i am facing issue generating unit test report. Everything is configured properly as per document but still i am getting this "Recording test results None of the test reports contained any result".
Jenkins version: 2.289.1
Xcode: 12.5
Your help would be really appreciated.
pinkeshgjr Are you using Junit? It is quite possible that Junit is not able to detect the test outputs and hence reports that there are no test results.
I have added this to my xcodebuild CLI command which reports the results in the format that is required by Jenkins. See if this helps.
xcodebuild ... | xcpretty --report junit && exit ${PIPESTATUS[0]}'
urmil025 Just tried using that command now i am getting this error.
-allowProvisioningUpdates -enableCodeCoverage YES ONLY_ACTIVE_ARCH=YES test -list xcodebuild ... | xcpretty --report junit && exit ${PIPESTATUS[0]}
xcodebuild: error: invalid option '–report'
i have added this in Custom xcodebuild arguments. Let me know if i am doing it wrong.
Just add
-allowProvisioningUpdates -enableCodeCoverage YES ONLY_ACTIVE_ARCH=YES test -list | xcpretty --report junit && exit ${PIPESTATUS[0]}
This will need you to have xcpretty installed on the machine. Find more details here - https://github.com/xcpretty/xcpretty
urmil025 i just tried replacing command that you shared also installed xcpretty with this command
gem install xcpretty.
Still getting same error, do i need to adding any plugin?
What is your full command? Also, try running only
xcpretty --help
in your build and see if Jenkins recognizes it. you might need to specify the entire path or add it to your bash file.
Hello.
+1 about this issue.
I currently use this command line to run unit test. I'ld like to use the XCode Plugin instead.
xcodebuild -workspace 'myproject.xcworkspace' -scheme "myprojectTests" -destination "name=iPhone 11,OS=13.3" -enableCodeCoverage YES ONLY_ACTIVE_ARCH=YES test
So i have the same issue while launching with plugin DSL method :
xcodeBuild(
xcodeSchema: "myprojectTests",
xcodeName: 'latest',
configuration: 'Debug',
xcodeWorkspaceFile: 'myproject',
sdk: 'iphonesimulator13.2',
xcodebuildArguments: "test -destination \"name=iPhone 11\" -enableCodeCoverage YES",
resultBundlePath: 'test-result',
)
In fact, by default, the "build" parameters is added in xcodebuild command instead of "test".
Can you confirm this is an issue ?
I can eventually fix and create a PR to fix this issue.
Thank you.