Add examples in the sample Gradle project on how to get aggregation to work in a multi-module project

[carlspring]

It would be a great time-saver, if you could add an example of how to perform report aggregations using scoverage in a Gradle multi-module project.

I have a multi-module project. Some of the modules don't have production code, or tests. I am getting proper scoverage reports and they are getting merged into an HTML, but I can't get the same to produce XML-s that I could then feed to Sonar.

Please advise!
Many thanks in advance!

Martin

[maiflai]

Hi Martin,

That's odd - the aggregate task should aggregate all the reports. Is the HTML output accurate?

Thanks,
Stu

[maiflai]

Worth noting that there is org.scoverage.AggregationAcceptanceTest which provides an example.

task aggregateScoverage(type: org.scoverage.ScoverageAggregate)

subprojects {
    aggregateScoverage.dependsOn(it.tasks.reportScoverage)
}

[eyalroth]

Hey martin, I'm currently working on a mixed Java-Scala multi-module Gradle example project: https://github.com/eyalroth/java-scala-gradle-project

It is still a WIP, especially since I'm intending to write a guide around it, but it contains most of the basic needs. You can run the task testCoverage in the project and both cobertura and scoverage will run and generate reports in the root build/reports directory.

[maiflai]

Hi,

I think your problem with the Java classes might actually be related to #55.

I'll take a closer look; it should be possible to avoid compiling and deleting.

Stu.

[carlspring]

@eyalroth ,

Thanks! I'll have a look! :)