OpenCover coverage stats with Selenium Webdriver

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I've been trying to get some coverage stats with OpenCover for my Selenium Webdriver automated tests to get a better idea what areas my tests aren't covering on the app.

I've currently set up the web app on my local IIS and I'm using SpecFlow to do the automation.

Using OpenCover.Console.exe I'm am currently using this line to attempt to get some coverage.

OpenCover.Console.exe -target:"C:\Windows\System32\inetsrv\w3wp.exe" -targetargs:-debug -targetdir:"C:\inetpub\wwwroot\AmberUI\deploy\bin" -register:user

I am getting a results.xml file but it's spitting out a load of gibberish

<Method visited="true" cyclomaticComplexity="1" nPathComplexity="0" sequenceCoverage="0" branchCoverage="0" isConstructor="false" isStatic="false" isGetter="false" isSetter="false">
          <Summary numSequencePoints="0" visitedSequencePoints="0" numBranchPoints="0" visitedBranchPoints="0" sequenceCoverage="0" branchCoverage="0" maxCyclomaticComplexity="1" minCyclomaticComplexity="1" visitedClasses="0" numClasses="0" visitedMethods="0" numMethods="0" />
          <MetadataToken>100663387</MetadataToken>
          <Name>System.Int32 &lt;&gt;f__AnonymousType9`2::GetHashCode()</Name>
          <SequencePoints />
          <BranchPoints />
          <MethodPoint vc="4" uspid="300197" ordinal="0" offset="0" />
        </Method>

Has anyone been able to successfully get coverage stats with Selenium Webdriver with OpenCover?

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1 Answers

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OpenCover documentation recommends that you use a tool called ReportGenerator to turn the gibberish into a pretty report.