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Bypass Junit coverage validation on Cloud manager
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Hi @andmiccrew ,
For junit, code coverage is required to be 50% for the cloud manager code quality to pass the check. But this is not mandatory which is going to fail the build. If the coverage is lower than 50%, you will get a notification and your deployment will be paused. You can still override and proceed with the deployment. You can select an option as continue immediately in the pipeline as well. Below screenshots for your reference:
But the recommendation is to have junit coverage atleast 80%.
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Hi @andmiccrew ,
For junit, code coverage is required to be 50% for the cloud manager code quality to pass the check. But this is not mandatory which is going to fail the build. If the coverage is lower than 50%, you will get a notification and your deployment will be paused. You can still override and proceed with the deployment. You can select an option as continue immediately in the pipeline as well. Below screenshots for your reference:
But the recommendation is to have junit coverage atleast 80%.
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