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It would be cool to have a web service with such functionality!
So, let's say after a CI server(Jenkins, AppVeyor etc) is done all the reports, are uploaded to PSTestReport analytics service with a simple CmdLet, and then, the shield gets updated with a WebHook on a repository page, indicating the quality of the code.
The only problem I see right now is that Pester code coverage is useless for Powershell 5 classes and enums, it doesn't follow the call stack.
So there are two tasks to be done:
Add classes mocking functionality to Pester
I'm considering to implement this one.
Investigate and Implement an option to do a static code analysis with reflection and abstract syntax tree on PowerShell classes
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Micro service
Microservice
Feb 1, 2017
Other than DSC I haven't had much opportunity to test v5 classes yet. I like the idea of a microservice. I thought about doing something with PHP Lumen for a while and ended up creating the scripts here to get started. I wanted to use a database to store data from each build in order to create historical trends and have API routes for shields. I'm not sure which languages/frameworks the community would best desire, but I would be willing to experiment. Perhaps, a self-hosted or public web app.
It would be cool to have a web service with such functionality!
So, let's say after a
CI
server(Jenkins, AppVeyor etc) is done all the reports, are uploaded toPSTestReport
analytics service with a simpleCmdLet
, and then, theshield
gets updated with aWebHook
on a repository page, indicating the quality of the code.The only problem I see right now is that
Pester
code coverage is useless forPowershell 5
classes and enums, it doesn't follow the call stack.So there are two tasks to be done:
Pester
I'm considering to implement this one.
PowerShell
classesThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: