Munit -- CodeCoverage -- Configuration With Only One src Reference?

[AlienCoder]

Hello Community,

is anyone using Munit (a unit-testing tool delivered by Massive Interactive)?

The file structure of my project looks like this:

• mainDir
• test
• boxlevel01
• downlevel
  
• TestMain.hx
• TestSuite.hx
• AnyClassTest.hx
• src
• boxlevel01
• downlevel
  
• AnyClass.hx
• boxlevel02
• AnyClass
  
• test.hxml
  

test.hxml

# JavaScript
-main TestMainPlus
-lib munit
-lib hamcrest
-cp src
-cp test/boxLevel01
-js bin/js_test.js

The configuration file ( .munit ) for the coverage tool looks like this:

.munit:

version=2.1.0
src=test/boxLevel01/downlevel
bin=build
report=report
hxml=test.hxml
classPaths=src

When I take a look, what happens inside the code coverage config tool, I come to following conclusions:

1. There is only one reference for the src path (which points to the TestMain/ TestMainPlus).
2. So there is obviously only one TestMain per project implementable.
3. The code coverage tool apparently does not like nested test sources.
   Having a reference only one or two levels deeper (eg. src=test/boxlevel01/downlevel) leads to an unrecognized TestMainPlus class.

Do you agree to these conclusions? Or have I missed something?

As I have tried out anything and could not get a workaround, I would be very gratefull, if someone could help me out.

Maybe you know a solution. Or at least you can tell me, that it would not work the way I have constructed my testclasses.

Thanks for any reply.

Kind regards

AlienCoder