Re: [java code coverage] Better jacococli design

2020-05-20 Thread Marc Hoffmann
As long as you don’t have any naming conflicts you can copy class files in arbitrary folders. The class name is picked from classfile content. Regards, -marc > On 20. May 2020, at 09:25, william feng wrote: > > > using command line tools to copy the classes of interest in temporary > > locati

Re: [java code coverage] Better jacococli design

2020-05-20 Thread william feng
> using command line tools to copy the classes of interest in temporary location before you create the report It works fine. Thanks! BTW, can I move all my classes in a single directory without creating sub dirs? Will it cause any path issues? before: - a - 1.class - 2.class - b -

Re: [java code coverage] Better jacococli design

2020-05-19 Thread Marc Hoffmann
Hi, thanks for your kind words and your proposal. We want to keep our tools as slim as possible and are very reluctant to add e.g. new file formats. In your case I recommend 1) using command line tools to copy the classes of interest in temporary location before you create the report 2) Use e.

[java code coverage] Better jacococli design

2020-05-19 Thread william feng
hello there, I love this tool and thanks very much :) Currently I use jacococli.jar to handle my ec files, and I have a question / suggestion: 1. Now `classfiles` will recursivily scan directories. It is not flexible enough. If I want to include or exclude some specific classes, I hav