Hey guys, I have a project composed of several sub-projects for which I'd like to measure code coverage. I'm having trouble getting a top-level coverage report that aggregates coverage for all sub-projects and at the same time let me drill down the results.
I'm using Buildr 1.4.12. My project is composed of 3 sub-projects with unit tests and a 4th one that runs integration tests (see build file https://github.com/testinfected/simple-petstore/blob/master/buildfile) I'm not having any success with cobertura. If I run: buildr test cobertura:html it generates an report with only classes from the server sub-project (the one with the integration tests), and coverage is 0% (expected, since these 3 classes are covered at integration level). If I add to my buildfile: cobertura.include 'org.testinfected.==*==' I finally get coverage for all classes, but still without the coverage from integration tests. So it's incomplete. If I try running: buildr test integration cobertura:html report generation fails and cobertura complains that there is no top level reports directory. On top of that, I have to require the cobertura plugin in my buildfile, since running: buildr -rbuildr/java/cobertura test cobertura:html fails with: RuntimeError : Internal error: attempting to access local setting before buildfile located With Emma, it's a lot better. It works almost flawlessly running: buildr -rbuildr/java/emma package emma:html I get the top level report with aggregates of the sub-projects, but I cannot drill down into the report. The top level report references html pages that are not found in the top level report dir. If I want the details, I have to generate individual sub-projects reports, e.g. buildr -rbuildr/java/emma package petstore:domain:emma:html and look into the sub-projects individually. Does anybody know how to get a top level report with Emma that support drilling down with data from sub-projects? Any idea why I'm having no luck with the cobertura plugin? Thanks a lot, -- Vincent
