[ http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MCLOVER-19?page=comments#action_56475 ] 

Mike Perham commented on MCLOVER-19:
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So I created a CloverCloverMojo which extends CloverReportMojo.  The latter has 
no execute annotation while the former has no code, just extends CloverReport 
and defines an execute annotation.  I hooked up my parent POM to enable 
instrument during the generate-sources phase.

1) When I run 'mvn install site:site', the reporting subsystem appears to scan 
for MavenReport instances and runs them all... including CloverCloverMojo, 
which runs the extra lifecycle and I get this error:

ERROR: Error parsing 
D:\perforce\depot\modules\cordoba\client\api\target\clover\src\com\webify\wsf\client\BaseAdminImpl.java:
 Double instrumentation detected: 
D:\perforce\depot\modules\cordoba\client\api\target\clover\src\com\webify\wsf\client\BaseAdminImpl.java
 appears to have already been instrumented by Clover.

Is there a way to make a report standalone so it does not run when generating 
the site?

> Separate report generation & database generation
> ------------------------------------------------
>
>          Key: MCLOVER-19
>          URL: http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MCLOVER-19
>      Project: Maven 2.x Clover Plugin
>         Type: Improvement

>     Versions: 2.0
>     Reporter: Mike Perham
>     Assignee: Mike Perham
>      Fix For: 2.1

>
>
> From my email to the user list:
> How do we get the Clover report to generate as part of the normal build?
> If I run 'mvn clover:clover' it generates the report but does not perform the 
> install process.
> If I run 'mvn site:site' with the clover report plugin, same as clover:clover.
> If I run 'mvn install site:site', it builds the project twice.
> Is there a way to get the clover database generated from the normal build 
> lifecycle and the site report to use that pre-generated database so it does 
> not have to build twice?  My projects cannot build twice in a row - they 
> assume a clean build every time.  The HowTo does not cover this usecase but 
> it seems pretty common to want the daily build to create the artifacts AND 
> document the status of your unit tests.

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