Just wanted to say thank you to Landmast0rz. Nothing else online helped,
but this solved our problem. We didn't need the failOnWarning setting,
but we did need to remove the <scope>test</scope>
Specifically, the integration test module had the app module as a test
dependency. Once I removed that scope the aggregation started working.
Still really confused about WHY that worked, but it worked.
Our project structure
app-parent
|- app
|- app-test
|- app-deployer
On Wednesday, March 10, 2021 at 12:23:09 PM UTC-6 Landmast0rz wrote:
> The team I work with worked it out in the end. For those finding this
> message from a web search, we ended up solving our problem by removing a
> <scope>test</scope> on a module and putting false on
> maven-dependency-plugin <failOnWarning> param.
>
> On Tuesday, March 9, 2021 at 10:02:11 a.m. UTC-5 Landmast0rz wrote:
>
>> I should also mention the index.html file shows 0 coverage but the
>> session page shows my exec files and (it seems like) all my classes so I'm
>> really stumped
>>
>> On Tuesday, March 9, 2021 at 9:50:20 a.m. UTC-5 Landmast0rz wrote:
>>
>>> Hello Jacoco group! currently trying to implement Jacoco on multiple
>>> projects at my work place and I've been stuck on this isssue. I've
>>> downloaded an example of report-aggregate from the web and during it's
>>> report-aggregate stage it will: load execution data file xyz and then
>>> analyse bundle abc. My problem is that on my work project it will never
>>> starts the analyse bundle stage. Any idea what could cause it to skip that
>>> part? Many thanks!
>>>
>>
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