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Mike LeachMike Leach 

Package Upload Wizard Fails on Test Coverage

Running all tests in Salesforce shows 91% test coverage, yet the package upload wizard says only 52% and fails to package.

 

Not a single class falls under 78%.... most are 100%.

 

What would cause this?

 

 

 

 

Thanks

 

-Mike

 

 

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Mike LeachMike Leach

Doh! Forgot to add test classes to package (not automatically pulled in as part of dependency check).

 

That resolved the issue.

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Mike LeachMike Leach

Doh! Forgot to add test classes to package (not automatically pulled in as part of dependency check).

 

That resolved the issue.

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adam_purkissadam_purkiss

Happens to me all the time - especially with trigger test classes since they don't automatically get included in the package. So:

 

trigger UpdateContact on Contact (before update)

 

Needs to be called by a test class that updates a contact but doesn't necessarily touch custom objs/fields that would pull the class into your package automatically.