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Hello,
My company is seeking a code quality tool for a new project and as result of an research we found SonarQube a good option.
But after some tests we faced a problem that is hard to solve.
Our project already have a big number of unit tests using Mockito + Powermock, but aparentely JaCoCo way of instrument code coverage is not compatible with those API's combination. JaCoCo doesn't consider line coverage when a test is written using powermock.
Searching for an option to JaCoCo we found Clover, a great API that fulfilled our needs. (After clover became open-source we migrated to openclover.org API)
But we also have a need to centralize all code quality measures in one tool such as SonarQube.
Im currently looking for a way to publish these test result inside SonarQube.
But as indicated in this link (https://docs.sonarqube.org/display/SONARQUBE45/Clover+Plugin) the plugin was descontinued in an old version.
Is there a way to publish Clover/OpenClover reports inside SonarQube?
Any story on Sonar roadmap to seek for an option to JaCoCo?
Thanks in advance.
Report format hasn't changed for OpenClover, thus I believe Sonar plugin which works fine with Atlassian Clover should work as well with OpenClover.
But its possible to install Clover Sonar Plugin in latest SonarQube version?
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TBH I understood you're asking about report compliance between Atlassian Clover and OpenClover.
I don't know how up to date Clover Sonar plugin is. This plugin was never oficially supported by Atlassian.
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