I'm currently trying to improve the visualization of JaCoCo reports in Jenkins (https://github.com/jenkinsci/code-coverage-api-plugin/). The plugin reads a JaCoCo XML report and shows the details in Jenkins. While parsing the JaCoCo XML reports I noticed that packages (and so classes) are qualified only by the actual package path that starts right after the *source code path*. I.e., `package="/io/jenkins/"` and not `package="src/main/java/io/jenkins/"` or `package="/absolute/path/to/io/jenkins/"`. Is there a way to include the source code path in the XML file as well (or use the absolute path)? Otherwise I need to guess where the actual source code is stored (or I need to duplicate the JaCoCo option of specifying a source code path manually).
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