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Not familiar with m2 (other than basic concept) or Surefire, but it sounds like
cobertura would be a more flexible choice...
Surefire is the maven plugin that runs the unit tests. Actually I haven't used either coverage tool yet but I know from watching the maven mailing list that it has the cobertura plugin.
Maven's kind of a quirky tool. Sometimes you're amazed at how simple it is to add something like a new report to your build, but the problem is that it does not consistently deliver on that principle of least surprise. I spent most of last night trying to get the last few unit tests running with it but failed to do so because of some issues with the bsf, jvyaml, plaincharset, and requireTest jars because surefire does not let you customize the test classpath without declaring the jars as dependencies. For them to be dependencies means you have to have downloaded them from a maven repository. Blech...
/Nick
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