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Clover for Eclipse

Sandeep Goli May 28, 2014

Hi,

I installed clover plugin for eclipse.I am trying to get per test coverage details for Testng testcases.Clover is not detecting my testcases.But when change the name of my testcase to Testdemo,it works.I guess it is looking for substring "Test" in the testcase name. Can you please help me,what setting do i have to make ,inorder it to work for other tetscases as well.

Thanks.

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Marek Parfianowicz
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June 1, 2014

In the Project Properties dialog > Clover page > Test Classes it's possible to configure file patterns (in an Ant-style syntax) or select test source folders.

Clover will use these patterns/source folders together with it's built-in test detection algorithms to determine whether given class is a test class or not. Test class must match both the pattern/source folder and this test detection algorithm.

Clover's test detector is looking for classes having:

  • one of annotations: @org.testng.annotations.Test, @Testor
  • a "@testng.test" JavaDoc tag or
  • a class containing "test" (case insensitive) substring in its name or
  • a class extending the TestCase / junit.framework.TestCase or
  • a class who's superclass contains "test" in its name

It means that in order to have your test class instrumetned correctly (and get per-test coverage) you have to ensure that:

  • the test class matches the file pattern or is located inside a test folder
  • the test class has proper annotation, javadoc tag, name or a superclass

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