Code Coverage in .NET Core is tricky if you want to use it in a CI build and/or SonarQube. I blogged about .NET Core, SonarQube

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Code Coverage in .NET Core is tricky if you want to use it in a CI build and/or SonarQube. I blogged about .NET Core, SonarQube
How to use SonarCloud pull request analysis, pull request decoration and quality gates in Azure DevOps.
Right now, there’s no way to fail your pipeline in Azure DevOps (a.k.a Visual Studio Team Services, VSTS) when your SonarQube Quality Gate fails. To
How to get .NET Core Code Analysis to SonarQube including Code Coverage.
Since the last update to TFS we also have the build steps available to easily integrate SonarQube in your Visual Studio CI process. If you
If you have installed and integrated SonarQube once in TFS 2012 you know it was really painful. But a lot of things have changed and