dotnet test --no-build UserApi.UnitTests/UserApi.UnitTests.csproj /p:CollectCoverage=true /p:CoverletOutputFormat="\"opencover,cobertura,json,lcov\"" /p:CoverletOutput=../Artifacts/Coverage/ /p:MergeWith='../Artifacts/Coverage/coverage.json' /p:Exclude="\"[UserApi.*Tests?]*,[UserApi.API]Startup,[UserApi.Common]*,[Testing.Common]*\""

dotnet test --no-build UserApi.IntegrationTests/UserApi.IntegrationTests.csproj /p:CollectCoverage=true /p:CoverletOutputFormat="\"opencover,cobertura,json,lcov\"" /p:CoverletOutput=../Artifacts/Coverage/ /p:MergeWith='../Artifacts/Coverage/coverage.json' /p:Exclude="\"[UserApi.*Tests?]*,[UserApi.API]Startup,[UserApi.Common]*,[Testing.Common]*\""

Under the unit test project directory

dotnet reportgenerator "-reports:../Artifacts/Coverage/coverage.opencover.xml" "-targetDir:../Artifacts/Coverage/Report" -reporttypes:HtmlInline_AzurePipelines

##Branch name git hook will run on pre commit and control the standard for new branch name.

The branch name should start with: feature/VIH-XXXX-branchName (X - is digit). If git version is less than 2.9 the pre-commit file from the .githooks folder need copy to local .git/hooks folder. To change git hooks directory to directory under source control run (works only for git version 2.9 or greater) : $ git config core.hooksPath .githooks

##Commit message The commit message will be validated by prepare-commit-msg hook. The commit message format should start with : 'feature/VIH-XXXX : ' folowing by 8 or more characters description of commit, otherwise the warning message will be presented.

To run Zap scan locally update the following settings and run acceptance\integration tests

User Secrets:

• "VhServices:UserApiUrl": "https://userapi_ac/"

Update following configuration under appsettings.json under UserApi.AcceptanceTests or UserApi.IntegrationTests

• "VhServices:UserApiUrl": "https://userapi_ac/"
• "ZapConfiguration:ZapScan": true

Note: Ensure you have Docker desktop engine installed and setup

To run stryker mutation test, go to UnitTest folder under command prompt and run the following command

dotnet stryker

From the results look for line(s) of code highlighted with Survived\No Coverage and fix them.

If in case you have not installed stryker previously, please use one of the following commands

dotnet tool install -g dotnet-stryker

dotnet tool install dotnet-stryker

To update latest version of stryker please use the following command

dotnet tool update --global dotnet-stryker