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We are using JaCoCo in separate package to compute code coverage, with current master the values are not computed correctly anymore, we get 0% coverage for all packages.
Check why this does not work correctly anymore.
Also, is this report still relevant for our use case? As we do not publish the coverage anywhere, we could remove the separate package and describe in the README how to compute the coverage with EclEmma in Eclipse (also based on JaCoCo).
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The PR solves the coverage report.
I did not implement the PR check because I'm not sure what the best option for the project would be.
There are several options out there:
We are using JaCoCo in separate package to compute code coverage, with current master the values are not computed correctly anymore, we get 0% coverage for all packages.
Also, is this report still relevant for our use case? As we do not publish the coverage anywhere, we could remove the separate package and describe in the README how to compute the coverage with EclEmma in Eclipse (also based on JaCoCo).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: