[This is a repost from maven-dev, which perhaps wasn't the right place
for this question]
By default, Clover instruments tests to determine whether they succeed
or fail, but Clover has an option to use the XML results of the tests
instead.
I'm adding this capability to the maven-clover-plugin, and so I need
to be able to determine where the surefire plugin has been configured
to put its test results.
The code I'm using is below, and it has (at least) two deficiencies:
- the default value of the surefire reports directory is hard coded
into the maven-clover-plugin
- configuration value which include references to maven properties
(e.g. ${project.build.directory}/my-surefire-reports) won't work, as
the property won't be resolved.
Is there a better way to do this? Can I get the actual plugin out of
plexus and get the real value of the property? If not, what's the best
way of resolving properties in the config string?
Thanks for any advice,
Tom
Plugin surefirePlugin = (Plugin)
project
.getBuild().getPluginsAsMap().get("org.apache.maven.plugins:maven-
surefire-plugin");
if (surefirePlugin == null)
{
throw new MavenReportException("The surefire plugin is
not installed, you can't set 'useSurefireTestResults' to true");
}
File surefireReports = new
File(project.getBuild().getDirectory() + File.separator + "surefire-
reports"); // hard coded default location
Object config = surefirePlugin.getConfiguration();
if (config != null)
{
String reportsDirectory = getNodeValue((Xpp3Dom)
config, "reportsDirectory"); // this finds the value in
<reportsDirectory>value</reportsDirectory>
if (reportsDirectory != null)
{
surefireReports = new File(reportsDirectory); // $
{foo} won't have been resolved
}
}
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