Hi Ronals,
thanks for the detailed analysis! If you think the problem is located in
the Android Gradle plugin or the Jacoco Gradle plugin please report the
problem at the respective projects. The JaCoCo plugin does not maintain
these plugins.
Regards,
-marc
On 2016-03-30 13:02, [email protected] wrote:
Hello,
I have recently started experimenting with enabling testCodeCoverage
for my Android application. I have come across the same issue, but I
am attempting to narrow down what is causing this. I found out that
when I add "testCodeCoverage=true" to my app's Gradle build script, I
am able to create Jacoco test coverage reports just fine using the
Gradle task "createDebugCoverageReport".
However, when I add a module (an IML module as I am using Android
Studio) to the project and want to create coverage reports only for
that module, the app crashes upon start as the agent did not get
packaged with the application. This seems to be a bug in either the
Android Gradle plugin or the Jacoco Gradle plugin. I have created a
sample Android app in a public Github repo that will immediately
crash: https://github.com/ronaldw/AndroidCodeCoverageInModuleIssue.
The project description contains some more detailed explanation.
As this seems to be the same or a related issue, I was wondering what
the status of the issue is or whether the behavior described above is
intentional. Thanks!
- Ronald Wolvers
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