adt aunit

Run ABAP Unit tests and collect coverage. Shipped as a command plugin from @abapify/adt-aunit (loaded automatically).

Arguments

One of -p, -o, -c, -t, or -f must be supplied — it tells ADT which objects to run tests for.

Options

Flag	Description
-p, --package <package>	Run tests on package.
-o, --object <uri>	Run tests on specific ADT object URI.
-c, --class <name>	Run tests on ABAP class (e.g. ZCL_MY_CLASS).
-t, --transport <transport>	Run tests on transport request (e.g. NPLK900042).
-f, --from-file <file>	Run tests on objects listed in file (one URI per line).
--format <format>	Output format: console, json, junit, sonar.
--output <file>	Path to write the test report to (otherwise stdout).
--coverage	Also request and write a coverage report.
--coverage-output <file>	Destination file for the coverage report.
--coverage-format <format>	Coverage format: jacoco | sonar-generic.

Examples

# Single class, human-readable output
adt aunit -c ZCL_DEMO_TEST

# Package-level run, JUnit XML into ./reports
adt aunit -p $ZDEMO --format junit --output reports/aunit.xml

# Class-level with JaCoCo coverage
adt aunit -c ZCL_DEMO_TEST \
    --coverage --coverage-format jacoco \
    --coverage-output reports/jacoco.xml

# Transport-level run, Sonar-generic coverage for SonarQube
adt aunit -t DEVK900001 \
    --format sonar --output reports/tests.xml \
    --coverage --coverage-format sonar-generic \
    --coverage-output reports/coverage.xml

Exit codes

• 0 — all tests passed.
• 1 — at least one test failed (details in the chosen output format).

See also

• @abapify/adt-aunit — plugin source
• MCP tool run_unit_tests
• check — static syntax checks (faster, but not runtime)