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ToYonos
ToYonos

Reputation: 16833

Clover code coverage behavior differs between Maven and Gradle

I am migrating a Maven Project to Gradle and I have an issue with my code coverage plugin : Clover. I have an unexplained behavior about coverage computation. Let's take a simple example :

// ProjectA

class A
{
    void method1()
    {
        // Some stuff
        // This method is covered by a unit test in ProjectA
    }

    void method2()
    {
        // Some stuff
        // This method is not covered by any unit test in ProjectA
    }
}

// ProjectB

class B
{
    void method3()
    {
        new A().method2();
        // Some stuff
        // This method is covered by a unit test in ProjectB
    }
}

I have 2 different project : ProjectA and ProjectB. ProjectB depends on ProjectA.

ProjectA contains a class named A. method1 from A is covered by a unit test contained in ProjectA. method2 is not covered by any test contained in ProjectA.

ProjectB contains a class named B. method3 from B is covered by a unit test contained in ProjectB. method3 calls method2 from class A in ProjectA.

The fact :

With Maven and Clover (official plugin), method2 is considered covered as it's call from a method (method3) covered by a unit test, even if the test is in a different project. With Gradle and Clover (unofficial plugin), method2 is considered uncovered as there is no dedicated test in ProjectA.

The configuration is kind of basic, no major difference between Maven and Gradle Clover plugin.

My questions :

What is the normal / default behavior of Clover ? Can this behavior be set through configuration ? Or is this some kind of bug in the Gradle Clover plugin ?

Upvotes: 1

Views: 457

Answers (1)

lance-java
lance-java

Reputation: 27984

Now that we've got the fun out of the way and ruled out JaCoCo, I think you'll need to provide clover with additional source dirs

Eg:

apply plugin: 'com.bmuschko.clover'

evaluationDependsOn ':someOtherProject'    
clover {
    additionalSourceDirs = project(':someOtherProject').sourceSets.main.allSource.srcDirs
}

Upvotes: 2

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