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Walid Safieh 17Walid Safieh 17 

Code Coverage 0% Even though Sandbox is at 100 % Coverage

Hi Everyone, 

I'm having an issue with code coverage when I'm attempting to import a change set into production. For some reason no matter what I do, my coverage is always at 0% and gives me a fatal error even though my sandbox is showing 100 percent. Here is my code below! Any help would be appreciated. 


Public class AutoConvertLead
{
    @InvocableMethod
    public static void LeadAssign(List<Id> LeadIds)
    {
        LeadStatus CLeadStatus= [SELECT Id, MasterLabel FROM LeadStatus WHERE IsConverted=true Limit 1];
        List<Database.LeadConvert> MassLeadconvert = new List<Database.LeadConvert>();
        for(id currentlead: LeadIds){
                Database.LeadConvert Leadconvert = new Database.LeadConvert();
                Leadconvert.setLeadId(currentlead);
                Leadconvert.setOwnerId(Userinfo.getUserId());
                Leadconvert.setConvertedStatus(CLeadStatus.MasterLabel);
                MassLeadconvert.add(Leadconvert);
        }
        List<ID> LeadAccounts      = new List<ID>();
        List<ID> LeadOpportunities = new List<ID>();
        if (!MassLeadconvert.isEmpty()) {
            for(Database.leadconvert acc : MassLeadConvert){
                Database.LeadConvertResult art = database.convertlead(acc); 
                LeadAccounts.add(art.getAccountId());
                LeadOpportunities.add(art.getOpportunityId());
        }
            List<Account> LeadAccountsupdate = [Select ID, name, npe01__One2OneContact__c,(Select FirstName, Lastname, AccountId, ID  from Contacts Limit 1) From Account Where ID in :LeadAccounts];
            System.debug(LeadAccountsupdate.size());
            for(Account acc: LeadAccountsupdate){
                System.debug(acc.contacts[0]);
                acc.name = acc.contacts[0].firstname + ' ' + acc.contacts[0].lastname + ' Household';
                acc.npe01__One2OneContact__c = acc.contacts[0].id;
                update acc;
            }
            List<Opportunity> LeadOpportunitiesupdate = [Select ID, Name, npsp__Primary_Contact__c, Pick_up__c, Type_of_Good__c, Closedate, account.npe01__One2OneContact__r.name From Opportunity Where ID in :LeadOpportunities];
            for(Opportunity opp: LeadOpportunitiesupdate){
                String[] multi = opp.Type_of_Good__c.split(';');
                String   rcc   = string.valueof(opp.CloseDate);
                opp.name = opp.account.npe01__One2OneContact__r.name + ' / ' + opp.Pick_up__c + ' / ' + multi + ' / ' + rcc; 
                opp.npsp__Primary_Contact__c =  opp.account.npe01__One2OneContact__c;
                update opp;  
    }
}
}
}
Here below is my test class



@isTest
public class AutoConvertLeadTest {

 static testMethod void validateAutoConvertLead() {
     Test.startTest();
     Lead testLead      = new lead();
     testLead.firstname = 'qasx';
     testLead.LastName  = 'Bucker';
     testLead.Company   =  'Not Applicable';
     testLead.LeadSource = 'Web';
     testLead.Pick_up_or_Drop_off__c = 'Pick Up';
     testLead.Type_of_Good__c = 'Meat';
     testLead.OwnerId   = Userinfo.getUserId();
     testLead.Status    = 'Convert Automation';
     insert testLead;

        test.stopTest();

 }
}
Best Answer chosen by Walid Safieh 17
ayu sharma devayu sharma dev
Hello Walid Safieh

I would suggest calling your invocable method inside your test class. Might be Process builder is having some issue in deployment and not able to call your Invocable method. 
Modified your test class code as:
 
@isTest
public class AutoConvertLeadTest {
 
 static testMethod void validateAutoConvertLead() {
     Test.startTest();
     Lead testLead     = new lead();
     testLead.firstname = 'qasx';
     testLead.LastName = 'Bucker';
     testLead.Company  =  'Not Applicable';
     testLead.LeadSource = 'Web';
     testLead.Pick_up_or_Drop_off__c = 'Pick Up';
     testLead.Type_of_Good__c = 'Meat';
     testLead.OwnerId  = Userinfo.getUserId();
     testLead.Status   = 'Convert Automation';
     insert testLead;
     List<Id> leadIdsList = new List<Id>{ testLead.Id };
     AutoConvertLead.LeadAssign( leadIdsList );
     Test.stopTest();
 }
}


Please try this let me know if it works. 

Thanks and Regards
Ayush Sharma

All Answers

VinayVinay (Salesforce Developers) 
Hi Walid,

Not sure if you missed to include your test class during deployment validation.

Please re-check and include class and test class while you validate against production.

Hope above information was helpful.

Please mark as Best Answer so that it can help others in the future.

Thanks,
Vinay Kumar
Walid Safieh 17Walid Safieh 17
Hello Vinay, 

Thank you for your reply. I have tried it in every way, including the test class with my process builder flow and all dependencies. After that didn't work I attempted to just send over the test class and apex class invocable method. In both ways, the same error came back notifying me I have 0 percent code coverage. Any ideas? 

Thanks!
ayu sharma devayu sharma dev
Hello Walid Safieh

I would suggest calling your invocable method inside your test class. Might be Process builder is having some issue in deployment and not able to call your Invocable method. 
Modified your test class code as:
 
@isTest
public class AutoConvertLeadTest {
 
 static testMethod void validateAutoConvertLead() {
     Test.startTest();
     Lead testLead     = new lead();
     testLead.firstname = 'qasx';
     testLead.LastName = 'Bucker';
     testLead.Company  =  'Not Applicable';
     testLead.LeadSource = 'Web';
     testLead.Pick_up_or_Drop_off__c = 'Pick Up';
     testLead.Type_of_Good__c = 'Meat';
     testLead.OwnerId  = Userinfo.getUserId();
     testLead.Status   = 'Convert Automation';
     insert testLead;
     List<Id> leadIdsList = new List<Id>{ testLead.Id };
     AutoConvertLead.LeadAssign( leadIdsList );
     Test.stopTest();
 }
}


Please try this let me know if it works. 

Thanks and Regards
Ayush Sharma
This was selected as the best answer
Guillaume MorinGuillaume Morin
Thank you very much Ayu Sharma Dev, we had the same problem and your solution saved our day. 
I believe that since Process Builder are always deployed Inactive, when doing the validation they are still inactive so we need to manually call the invocable method.