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I have two static methods in the class BrickSortParallel. They are fully covered by unit tests. But I have a static block static {...} listed with only 75% code coverage by Jacoco. What does that signify?

I am writing unit tests for my project and am trying to achieve at least 80% code coverage. Problem is that I am using lombok's @Data annotation for generating getters and setters and when I run my unit tests, all those getters and setters along with other methods like toString, equals, hashcode etc are missed and my code coverage takes a hit. Is there any workaround for this. I have been searching a lot about this but haven't been able to find anything which could help out. Any help on this would be appreciated.

I am using Eclemma for code coverage analysis.

I recently used EclEmma plugin in eclipse to find code coverage of JUnits in my application and it worked great.

In the next step, I want to be able to find code coverage for end-to-end tests / functional tests which are called on our application from outside(they reside on a separate server).

Basically, we package our application as a jar (we use maven) and deploy it on a server. And we can trigger the functional tests at this location.

Is there a way to find code coverage in this case?

My understanding of how code coverage tool works (in raw language) is that it loads the classes and generates a report based on the part of code that has been hit. So as per this understanding, I don't need to have access to the test-code. I only need to somehow plug the code coverage tool into my application jar and whenever any code in this jar is called, report will be updated. Is my understanding correct?

NOTE: I am open to use other code coverage tool if this is possible with other tools.

We use non-java tests. Each one of them executes our tool which is written in Java. I'm trying to use Eclemma for creating the coverage report of the tests. Lets start with one test. We compile the code with build.xml. I would like somehow to create a coverage report for each test and then to merge them into one main report. I found out that Jacoco has CMD interface I could use in order to merge those reports. But I don't understand how do I run the tool with coverage package?

1. Which coverage package should I use? Is it Eclemma or Jacoco?
2. How do I run the tool with the coverage package? Should I add it into the build.xml file? Should I add it to the command line?

I'm a bit confused about the whole idea of coverage in Java. In dynamic langues such as Python and Perl, I just execute the code with the coverage module, which creates the coverage report.

The command we use to execute out tool:

I have a maven project with jacoco plugin, which generates reports in different formats, such as html, csv and xml. But I need only html. How can I specify it?

Here is some code, where I add jacoco plugin:

I am trying to establish a process of collecting QA tests coverage and aggregating this information into a single report. We have a big team and code changes very frequently, so my main problem was related to impossibility to collect coverage from the single app version. According to the documentation Jococo should warn about all classes where execution data does not match and report them as not covered.

We are using Jacoco and eclemma for test case coverage. For the classes that are not using PowerMockRunner we are getting coverage properly in both.For the classes that uses PowerMockRunner we are facing issue with coverage like it shows 0 % coverage in jacoco but shows proper coverage in eclemma.

I tried to understand Junit and eclEmma by writing a unit test for Stack methods, push(), pop() and peak(). But all of them failed. It seems that none of them got covered. I thought initially it was a syntactical issue with my codes in how to push an integer object onto the stack but it seems that it is not the issue.

I am new to Maven and am struggling to find the right way to ask this question (since I doubt the problem is specific to DynamoDBLocal).

I am attempting to start a REST server using Jersey with Grizzly servlet, but mvn exec:java is failing because I can't figure out how to specify mainClass. For my unit tests, I'm using in-memory DynamoDBLocal to mock the database. I am also hoping in the short term to use DynamoDBLocal as the actual database while running the REST server (just during proof-of-concept stages) just to not spend money on AWS until I'm ready to serve some traffic.

When running mvn exec:java, I get the following failure: