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I'm still finding my way around TeamCity so it is quite possible there is an easier way to do this. I posted my findings on the TeamCity forums to get any confirmation that my assumptions about this being the 'right' way to do things is correct or not - no replies as yet but at least it seems to work.

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I guess your other option (assuming you were after a single static report, not the full coverage complex one) would be to use a command line argument for ncover reporting to ensure your output report name is called index.html, and then the out of box configuration would work. What you can do as I eventually worked out is do multiple lines of reports to get multiple artifacts generated from the one build step, and then configure multiple report tabs in the main-config.xml file pointing to the relevant 'root' file. If you just want to see one of that static module/namespace/class type reports (like in that wiki link above), then you need to change your //or arguments for running the report for your ncover reporting options. If you change 'index.html' to 'fullcoveragereport.html' to match the NCover root report name, then you get a 'more useful' default report view. Or do as I did and edit the main-config.xml file directly. You can edit this 'expectation' in Administration-> ServerConfiguration-> Report Tabs.

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Out of the box, with TeamCity 6.5.3 at least which I use, TeamCity seems to be configured for it's code coverage tab to expect a file called 'index.html' to be in the 'coverage.zip' build artifact. I think I've got my head around the issues a bit better. I'm trying to test some report scenarios, but having unrelated build agent issues on my TeamCity server.

I understand what you mean re: Code Coverage tab. Is it possible to get that appearing in the 'Code Coverage' tab by default? For instance, see this screenshot from the TeamCity wiki: I have looked at the report tab, but that only gives you stuff when you click on the overall project, whereas I want to see stuff when you drill into the specific build. So if I understand you correctly, the 'Code Coverage' tab listing all those reports is the intended behaviour out of the box with TeamCity? The full coverage report rolls up everything, but you can use any of the reports listed on the Code Coverage tab. If you go to 'Edit Project Settings,' then click on 'Report Tabs' and 'Create new report tab,' you'll be prompted to set up a report with the following fields: or FullCoverageReport:Html:, but you can create custom report tabs for your project and specify the NCover reports you want to display. My parameters were the default which match your screenshots published on the help docs here, so it has:

So I've setup our project to use the NUnit with NCover build step in TeamCity 6.5.2.

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