reportScoverage - is there a way to change the name of gradle test task?

[Coobik]

Hi!
There is a project containing both legacy (spec2) tests and new scalatest tests.
gradle-scalatest plugin with append mode made it possible to run legacy tests with "gradle test" and the new scalatest tests with "gradle scalatest".
looks like gradle-scoverage plugin runs "test" task to measure coverage.

is it possible to change gradle test task name to be run by gradle-scoverage task?

or is it possible to create multiple scoverage tasks like this:
reportScoverage -> test
reportScalatestScoverage -> scalatest

thanks!!

there is some discussion here
#77
but looks like no clear solution is available

[maiflai]

Hi,

The new release (3.0.0) of this plugin does now run the test task to measure coverage, but it sounds like you want to be able to measure the coverage that results from running both sets of tests?

If so you might try the following snippet (modified from org/scoverage/ScoveragePlugin.groovy:203):

project.gradle.taskGraph.whenReady { graph ->
            if (graph.hasTask(project.reportScoverage)) {
                project.scalatest.configure {
                    project.logger.debug("Adding instrumented classes to '${path}' classpath")

                    classpath = project.configurations.scoverage + instrumentedSourceSet.output + classpath

                    outputs.upToDateWhen {
                        extension.dataDir.get().listFiles(new FilenameFilter() {
                            @Override
                            boolean accept(File dir, String name) {
                                return name.startsWith("scoverage.measurements.")
                            }
                        })
                    }
                }
            }
}

If this works we can see about exposing the functionality in a cleaner way?

Thanks,
Stu.

[eyalroth]

This should be implemented in #100.