Re: [java code coverage] Re: Can't delete .exec coverage report files

2018-08-09 Thread Richard Ashe
Thanks Marc. I’ll try to disable the virus scanner and/or rename the files to use a different extension other than .exec. If it is a virus scanner then it may have a problem with the creation of files that look like .exe files. > On 9 Aug 2018, at 17:42, Marc Hoffmann wrote: > > I talked to

Re: [java code coverage] Re: Can't delete .exec coverage report files

2018-08-09 Thread Evgeny Mandrikov
I just downloaded Windows 7 VM from https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-edge/tools/vms/ installed JDK 8u181, Maven 3.3.9 and executed "mvn clean install" on the attached simple project what produced "target/jacoco.exec" - it has correct owner and can be deleted: [image: win.png]

Re: [java code coverage] Re: Can't delete .exec coverage report files

2018-08-09 Thread Richard Ashe
Hi, Its run on the command line using a mvn clean install command running with me as the user (local account) All files created should have me as the owner, but the .exec files are locked down and I can't determine their owner, even if I switch to using an admin account. After reboot I

Re: [java code coverage] Re: Can't delete .exec coverage report files

2018-08-08 Thread Marc Hoffmann
Hi, under what user do you run the process which the JaCoCo agent is attached to? Is it maybe running as a windows service? Can you provide some more information about the permissions? Who is the owner after creation? Who becomes the owner after reboot? Some Google hits suggest that this