Glad you figured it out! What actually was the problem with your
configuration? Maybe others can avoid making the same error.
Best regards,
-marc
On 10.06.14 01:13, [email protected] wrote:
UPDATE:
I just discovered, the reason I got LOWER percentage from mpontes' suggested
solution, was due to an error of mine in the way I applied it.
When I corrected the pom's, indeed I got HIGHER coverage-percent as expected.
So now it seems to me, his solution actually works -- nice trick :)
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/13031219/how-to-configure-multi-module-maven-sonar-jacoco-to-give-merged-coverage-rep
On Sunday, June 8, 2014 3:34:22 AM UTC+2, [email protected] wrote:
Hi Marc,
I am also struggling with this issue of code-coverage across multiple maven
subprojects.
Seems like you have a thorough understanding of this frustrating stuff :)
In the top answer to this thread:
stackoverflow.com/questions/13031219/how-to-configure-multi-module-maven-sonar-jacoco-to-give-merged-coverage-rep
mpontes shows a solution.
I tried it on my own project, but sonarQube actually reports LOWER overall
code-coverage
than with normal module-by-module unit-test coverage,
so I guess it's not entirely correct?
Can you confirm that it is an incorrect solution?
Still, I wonder if it would be possible to fix it...
is it a possible solution, "to apply the integration tests logic to regular unit
tests"
as he puts it?
BR,
On Monday, May 19, 2014 10:04:51 PM UTC+2, Marc R. Hoffmann wrote:
Hi,
we have to separate two things:
1) Execution data sampling during test execution: The JaCoCo agent
samples execution data for all classes loaded into the JVM, therefore
also classes from the dependencies.
2) Coverage report generation: Our Maven report goal only considers the
classes from a single module -- here is the actual limitation for multi
module tests.
Especially PR #195 tries to address issue 1) which is actually not the
point.
Currently there are at least two workarounds:
1) Create the report with the report Ant task. The JaCoCo build itself
does it this way.
2) Use SonarQube for reporting which can deal with multiple reports.
Best regards,
-marc
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