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Report is empty #167
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When I look at the output from At the moment, I have no idea what might be going on. All I can say at this point is that uninstrumented classes will not show any coverage when the tests themselves run, so the solution will be to figure out why Cobertura is having an issue with the classes in your project. |
Bump. I am having the same issue, with a Groovy only project. All seems to go fine, except there occur actually no coverage checking. Tests run, files get generated, but no coverage. |
Same issue with net.saliman.cobertura 4.0.0, groovy 2.4 and gradle 6.2.2.
Fixed by using this:
Don't ask me why? just copy/paste from some projects found on gitlab... |
I added cobertura 3.0.0 to an existing Java project and the
cobertura
task ran fine and generated the report files, but there are no packages listed, 0 classes, and all coverage columns are N/A. Any idea what's going on? Here's my repo at the point when I added the plugin: https://github.com/spartanhooah/recipe/tree/1056981a23c130b593b7bc60d3196e20b6b1b888Java version 11.0.5
Gradle wrapper 5.4.1
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