Hi Vajk,
there is no formal specification of the format, but there are APIs to
read and write these files (see ExecutionDataReader/Writer class).
Basically a execution data file contains a probe array (true/false) per
class. To derive coverage information from those files JaCoCo analyzes
the original class files. As you need class files for JaCoCo/EclEmma I
don't think you can feed-in coverage data from other runtime code than
Java classes.
Cheers,
-marc
On 02.01.14 16:54, [email protected] wrote:
Back in the days when I coded in Java, EclEmma and JaCoCo was pretty helpful to
review coverage with unittests, or just after an adhoc testing.
I was wondering if there is a format specification for the JaCoCo exec file
format, and if theoretically, dumping a python coverage report into that format
would easily show up in the editors..
I know that it might be a though question, but I'd ask it before spending hours
with figuring it out on my own. You might have a better sense on how much work
this would be.
Thx,
Vajk
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