Jacoco maven plugin not recognizing public classes

[pedro...@varitus.com.br]

I'm using jacoco coverage report on my java maven project, but it doesn't seem to recognize branchs on public functions

As an example, if i send a file with this function:

public class CobrancaConverter {

public CobrancaEntity convert(NFeCobrancaEntity cobranca, NfePK nfeKey) {
if (cobranca == null) {
return null;
} else {
DuplicatasConverter duplicatasConverter = new DuplicatasConverter();
CobrancaEntity entity = new CobrancaEntity();
entity.setY03Nfat(cobranca.getNfat());
entity.setY04Vorig(cobranca.getvOrig());
entity.setY05Vdesc(cobranca.getvDesc());
entity.setY06Vliq(cobranca.getvLiq());
entity.setKey(nfeKey);
List<CobrancaDuplicataEntity> duplicatas = duplicatasConverter.convert(cobranca.getDuplicatas(), nfeKey);
entity.setDuplicatas(duplicatas);
return entity;
}
}
}

Jacoco doesn't recognize the "if" as a branch and doesn't count it towards the covered branchs percentage, but if i create a public function calling a private function, like this, it works.

public class CobrancaConverter {
public CobrancaEntity converter(NFeCobrancaEntity cobranca, NfePK nfeKey){
return convert(cobranca, nfeKey);
}

private CobrancaEntity convert(NFeCobrancaEntity cobranca, NfePK nfeKey) {
if (cobranca == null) {
return null;
} else {
DuplicatasConverter duplicatasConverter = new DuplicatasConverter();
CobrancaEntity entity = new CobrancaEntity();
entity.setY03Nfat(cobranca.getNfat());
entity.setY04Vorig(cobranca.getvOrig());
entity.setY05Vdesc(cobranca.getvDesc());
entity.setY06Vliq(cobranca.getvLiq());
entity.setKey(nfeKey);
List<CobrancaDuplicataEntity> duplicatas = duplicatasConverter.convert(cobranca.getDuplicatas(), nfeKey);
entity.setDuplicatas(duplicatas);
return entity;
}
}
}

Shouldn't Jacoco recognize both cases? Am i doing something wrong, is this expected or this is a bug i should report?

[Evgeny Mandrikov]

As replied in https://github.com/jacoco/jacoco/issues/770 :

On Wednesday, October 17, 2018 at 1:22:35 PM UTC+2, pedro...@varitus.com.br wrote:

Am i doing something wrong, is this expected or this is a bug i should report?

Yes - you're doing something wrong, because there is no difference between private and public methods for JaCoCo.