My company is using the jacoco-maven-plugin 0.8.5 and I seem to be
observing some odd behavior. I'll briefly try to explain what we're doing,
but please feel free to ask me more questions.
There is an abstract class (BaseClient) I want to test, which has some
non-abstract functions.
abstract class BaseClient {
protected void someFn() {
log.error("This ran");
.....stuff.....
}
}
To test it, we extend it (TestClient).
class TestClient extends BaseClient {
@Override
public void someFn() {
return super.someFn();
}
}
The TestClient is created in test files with Mockito.spy().
When I run the tests, I see that the BaseClient function actually ran,
because logs that I added get printed. I also see that using the inbuilt
IntelliJ coverage tool, I get coverage for the function in the abstract
class. But I Jacoco, the entire BaseClient has 0% coverage.
Thanks,
Shashank
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