I am trying to generate code coverage as part of my GitLab pipeline. An important part of the pipeline is to execute the tests on a remote target since my GitLab server is not connected to the board and there is no emulator that I have been able to find for it, I am using the Arduino MKR WiFi 1010. I have been able to generate the coverage reports locally using pio test --junit-output-path . but I cannot find a way to generate them with pio remote [options]. If this is possible, any tips on how to get it to work would be helpful
Indeed, pio remote test has no --junit-output-path option like pio test has.
>pio remote test --help
Usage: pio remote test [OPTIONS]
Options:
-e, --environment <environment>
-f, --filter <pattern> Filter tests by a pattern
-i, --ignore <pattern> Ignore tests by a pattern
--upload-port TEXT
--test-port TEXT
-d, --project-dir DIRECTORY
-r, --force-remote
--without-building
--without-uploading
-v, --verbose
-h, --help Show this message and exit.
Thank you very much for the quick reply! I will wait until tomorrow morning or Saturday to open the issue giving time for as much input here as I can get for a more concise and more well-informed issue.