The testing tool only uses the android apk, not the source code. Can I
still use the Java agent? If so, how do I instrument the apk using Java
agent?
Is there any sample project available that used java agent to instrument
the apk? I am really sorry if I am asking dumb questions.
Regards,
Sam
Hi,
if you want to create a exec *file* use output=file (which is default
and can be omitted).
Regards,
-marc
On 2020-01-14 09:03, MLK wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I used the jacoco agent(jar v0.8.4) in an application server to get the
> functional test coverage. This application code already
Hi Marc,
The moving between machines was simply being done to try and understand the
discrepancy we were seeing between our windows and unix based platforms; it
is not something that we would normally be doing.
This issue actually came to light as we had our coverage set to 90% in our
Wild guessing without knowing your exact setup: Maybe separation of
modules eliminated "cross coverage". I.e. a.test only counts for a not
for b.
To debug this you can:
* drill down both coverage reports and search for specific discrepancies
* Use our command line tool to inspect and diff
Hi All,
I used the jacoco agent(jar v0.8.4) in an application server to get the
functional test coverage. This application code already had the jacoco
maven plugin configured (in pom.xml v0.8.1) to measure the unit testing
coverage. The .exec file which was dumped using the agent didn't had
Hi Marc,
I even tried with "output=file" but it only creates a file and doesn't show
any stats when a report is generated. The issue that I'm having is although
the exec file is created or dumped through a port, either one doesn't
include any coverage stats. I doubt that the manual agent is
