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Is there a way with Chutzpah to specify multiple test specification file sources when running the JS unit tests via Team Build?

I understand that I can add multiple test sources in the build definition. The major downside to this is it generates a code coverage file for each source, overwriting the code coverage file for each configured test source. I would like to be able to produce one code coverage report for all tests in the project. I should be able to accomplish this by reorganizing the source for the project or changing the file pattern we use to identify tests (*_test.js) so it is unique, but I was hoping to avoid these if possible.

Thanks, Shane

Shane Jimmerson
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Have you tried using a Chutzpah.json file? This lets you specify multiple test files to run. 

{
    "Tests": [
        { "Includes": ["*test1*"] },
        { "Path": "Dir3/test.js"},
        { "Path": "Dir1", "Includes": ["*.js"], "Excludes": ["*test4.js"] },
        { "Path": "Dir2" }
    ]
}

from https://github.com/mmanela/chutzpah/wiki/tests-setting

Matthew Manela
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  • I use the chutzpah.json file and it woks great when running the tests in Visual Studio. How do you use chutzpah.json when running the tests from Team Build? – Shane Jimmerson Aug 27 '15 at 20:51