Coverage representation in Eclipse vs HTML

[Abhay Hegde]

Hi,

I have obtained the jacoco.exec using the jacocoagent by following the discussion - https://groups.google.com/g/jacoco/c/0QkOV5u1w6Y/m/Aept20V_AgAJ

I did 2 things from there on:

1. Generated an HTML coverage report using jacococli.jar

2. Imported the jacoco.exec file into Eclipse using ECLemma plugin.  

Step 1) gave me a report like below:

Step2) gave a coverage report within Eclipse as below:

1. Why does the report show different metrices ?

2. Is there a way to obtain an overall(total) code coverage of all the sub-projects?

Regards

Abhay

[Evgeny Mandrikov]

On Sunday, January 17, 2021 at 8:46:49 AM UTC+1 Abhay Hegde wrote:

Hi,

I have obtained the jacoco.exec using the jacocoagent by following the discussion - https://groups.google.com/g/jacoco/c/0QkOV5u1w6Y/m/Aept20V_AgAJ

I did 2 things from there on:

1. Generated an HTML coverage report using jacococli.jar

2. Imported the jacoco.exec file into Eclipse using ECLemma plugin.  

Step 1) gave me a report like below:

Step2) gave a coverage report within Eclipse as below:

1. Why does the report show different metrices ?

Most likely because of different compilers - Eclipse uses its own compiler for Java and so produces class files that are different from the ones for which execution data was obtained.