Hi Marc,
First, apologies, but I'm not at liberty to share code here from this
project, hope you understand. But, the method the coverage browser lands on
has a try-catch with some if blocks.
However, I was just thinking that this might have something to do with
Spock, the testing framework I use here. The test spec is currently
employing Spock's Java mocking facility for certain behavior. This probably
means that Spock itself wraps code under testing with some stuff, like a
static initializer for instance.
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On Wednesday, August 6, 2014 11:03:38 PM UTC-5, Marc R. Hoffmann wrote:
>
> Hi Carlos,
>
> JaCoCo does not use any cache.
>
> Maybe you observe a compiler artifact here: For certain language
> constructs (e.g. switch on enums) the Java compiler creates a static
> initializer. Can you provide the source of the method where the coverage
> browser jumps to?
>
> Best regards,
> -marc
>
> On 07.08.14 00:19, Carlos wrote:
>
> First, the tool stack: Java 7, Gradle 1.11, Jacoco plugin with
> toolversion=0.7+, Spock 0.7+ with JUnit 4.8+
>
> This particular class used to have a static initializer, as in "static
> {..}", but was removed some time ago. As a matter of fact, it was probably
> removed BEFORE I added the Jacoco plugin to the Gradle build.
>
> Nevertheless, I've just now noticed that for whatever reason, Jacoco
> seems to be working with the version of this class that may have this
> static block still. It reports the coverage and branches-missed percentage,
> but when clicked on, the coverage browser takes you to inside a method in
> that class, not having anything to do with this long gone static block.
>
> Is there special cache location that could be the source of my troubles
> here or something bigger I'm missing?
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