jacoco & gradle

[Bryan Hunt]

Does anyone have an example of a bndtools gradle build using jacoco?

Bryan

[Carsten Gräf]

It's a bit huge and there's a lot of files, but you could check this repository:

  https://github.com/evandor/skysail-framework

and specifically this bundle:

  https://github.com/evandor/skysail-framework/tree/master/skysail.server.app.todos, with its build.gradle file.

gradle build should do the trick.

Hope that helps,
Carsten

[BJ Hargrave]

Yes, I tried that build.gradle file in a project in the bnd build and it worked fine. So it is easy to add jacoco to a bnd gradle build.

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BJ

[Bryan Hunt]

Thanks for the pointer to that project.  I got it working just as you had.  I also got it working by changing the top level build.gradle as follows:

/* Configure the subprojects */

subprojects {

  apply plugin: "jacoco"

  repositories {

      mavenCentral()

  }

  jacoco {

      toolVersion = "0.7.1.201405082137"

  }

  def bndProject = bndWorkspace.getProject(name)

  if (bndProject != null) {

    plugins.apply 'biz.aQute.bnd'

  }

}

I believe this may be a bit easier since jacoco will then be enabled for all bundles.  Am I missing something?  Still learning gradle.

Bryan

[Ferry Huberts]

Yes, my plugin integrates gradle, jacoco and findbugs using the official
bnd gradle plugin.

2.4.x: https://marketplace.eclipse.org/content/bndtools-plugins-pelagic-0
master: https://marketplace.eclipse.org/content/bndtools-plugins-pelagic

3.x: (coming soon)