Is there any way to see the class coverage over xml report

[alinaeftn]

Hi!

I am interested in looking to see if there is a way to display the coverage at a file level in an HTML representation from the XML report.

Right now, we are using Jacoco and Jenkins Jacoco plugin to display the coverage on each PR. This means that we can break down to classes and see an html representation of what lines are covered in a file and what are not.

Trying Kover, I found out that we can no longer see this on the XML report. The files cannot be opened to see the actual lines that are covered by tests and the ones that are not.

Is there a way to configure Kover to include an html representation in the XML report? Or can we achieve this somehow?

Also, can we integrate this with Sonarqube? Right now we are facing the same problem with lines not being displayed for coverage in Sonarqube.

Thank you!

[shanshin]

Hi,
may you clarify, what kind of HTML report do you mean, which is generated by the Kover by the koverHtmlReport command, or some of the report from the Jenkins Jacoco plugin?

[alinaeftn]

@shanshin , I am referring to the HTML from Kover. Let me elaborate a little bit more.

I am using the XML report for reporting coverage from Jenkins. Meaning, I am running the koverMergedReport task and use the jacocoAdapter to display the coverage.

sh './gradlew clean build koverMergedReport --parallel'
sh 'cp build/reports/kover/merged/xml/report.xml build/koverTestReport.xml'
publishCoverage adapters: [jacocoAdapter('build/reports/kover/merged/xml/report.xml')]

But when I got in Jenkins to Coverage Report -> File Coverage I cannot click on a file to see what are the lines that are covered and what are not. I cannot have a visual input about what is tested.

Is there a way to do this?

[shanshin]

Unfortunately, compatibility with Jenkins is not guaranteed at the moment.
It looks like the XML report has some discrepancies due to which Jenkins cannot generate the file.

Could you provide an XML report that is displayed correctly in Jenkins and a Kover report for which no file is generated?
A XML report for small test project is enough.

[alinaeftn]

@shanshin , the reports were generated with koverMergedReport and jacocoRootReport. No change was applied to the tasks, only xml and html enablement.

So I am assuming the default settings for this are not showing the same output or maybe not in the format in which Jenkins can interpret them and show the covered lines.

[shanshin]

Closed as duplicate of #272