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Cannot Upload package
Hello everyone, i'm tryuing to upload a beta managed package, when i want to upload it gives me the error :
Average test coverage across all Apex Classes and Triggers is 24%, at least 75% test coverage is required.
and when i go to the ApexClasses List and i run all test then i click on Code Coverage it gives me 75%, it means i can upload but i dont have the possibility do to the error i wrote above
anyhelp please, thank you
Hi,
May be you could clear the code coverage and try running all the tests again.
Hope this helps.
Link: http://login.salesforce.com/help/doc/en/code_manage_packages.htm
Regards,
Satish Kumar
hello, thanks for the reply i'm still not having the ability to upload i'm stuck in the 25%, any help please i need to upload the package
Well, There were some scenarios where clearing the test results worked fine for me.
The tests are run on the production instance, so there might already be existing code with poor coverage in your production instance.
Regards,
Satish Kumar
thanks for the reply, yes there are about 3 classes with 40 33% of coverage test, and the other classes are above of 75%,
so what do u suggest to do ???
Are those 3 classes written by you? Can you write test code to cover those classes as well? Also in order to compensate you can write more test code in your sandbox to get even more coverage, so it finally averages out to more than 75%.
Regards,
Satish Kumar
yes they are written by me, and i already have more than 75% of coverage code for all classes, and i have a method i couldn't write a test for it can u give me a help please ?
@Satish__SFDC covered the classes that they were poor covered, and when i wanted to upload i still have the same problem it gives me now 23%, but when i go the Classes List i have 86% code coverage !!!
by the way i'm writing test methods, in TestClasses or in testmethod inside the Class
is there anyone who can tell me what the problem is please ?
Hi,
You might have to create a case with salesforce regarding this. There might be some other classes, may be in some other managed packages which do not have the required coverage. Salesforce Support should be able to help here.
Regards,
Satish Kumar
thanks for the reply, i will create a Case but i'm wondering how can i create a case and tell it to salesforce ?
I Found the solution i can now upload the package, i had to add the classes in the Package manually