How to compute code coverage for all JARs of a project

[Florian Reisinger]

[Repost as I forgot to add a meaningful title]

I have a folder with multiple JAR files files called /lib

from the root folder of "lib" I wanted to create a batch script, which executes a main file in "A.jar", but also collects information about the coverage of "B.jar" (A.jar has dependecies in B.jar)

A simplified version of the script I am executing is:

java.exe -ea -Xmx2g -javaagent:jacocoagent.jar=destfile=./coverage.exec -cp "lib/*" at.my.Main Param1 Param2

Result: I get code coverage results for all classes in "A.jar", but none for "B.jar".

Do you have an idea how to get results as well from "B.jar"?

If possible please answer for the Gradle plugin jacoco

Thanks for your time!

Florian

[Florian Reisinger]

Hi,

Found it out! Using the Gradle plug-in now.

The next question I am facing is how to add the sources in jar files (or in Gradle dependencies the sources.jar)

Thank you again!