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I am getting 0% code coverage error while trying to validate changesets in production using run specified tests. I tried 3 unrelated deployments and all of them gave the same error. The changesets are getting validated if I don't select the run specified tests option. I am providing each test class on a new line in the run specified tests option. The error says that all the test classes have 0% coverage. The classes do have coverage in sandbox.

As the deployments are unrelated, the problem does not seem to be in test classes. Also the changeset validates if I don't use run specified tests.

No new validation rules or process builders are added to production. I am not sure what the problem is. Please guide. Thank You!

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  • Have you tried by using the commas instead of adding the each test class in separate line which should fix the issue.Ex:Test1,Test2,Test3,....etc
    – Shirisha Pathuri
    Jan 30, 2021 at 7:50
  • @ShirishaPathuri Thank You for the response! No, I have not tried that. I always do deployments by pasting test classes on a new line so there is no reason it should not work this time. Anyways, I'll try it.
    – Koustubh
    Feb 1, 2021 at 7:54
  • @ShirishaPathuri You were right! That was the problem. Thank You! I am not sure why I never got this problem before.
    – Koustubh
    Feb 1, 2021 at 16:18

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Yes,test classes separated by commas should work.You can see the information on using Comma in this for multiple test classes.

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