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com.atlassian.maven.plugins:clover-maven-plugin:4.1.2:merge
Description:
Attributes:
| Name | Type | Since | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| baseDir | File | - | Root directory with clover databases to merge User property is: maven.clover.merge.basedir. |
| cloverMergeDatabase | String | - | The location of the merged clover database to create when running a
report in a multimodule build. Default value is: ${project.build.directory}/clover/cloverMerge.db. User property is: maven.clover.cloverMergeDatabase. |
| cloverOutputDirectory | String | - | The directory where the Clover plugin will put all the files it
generates during the build process. For example the Clover plugin
will put instrumented sources somewhere inside this directory. Default value is: ${project.build.directory}/clover. |
| project | MavenProject | - |
The Maven project instance for the executing project. Note: This is passed by Maven and must not be configured by the user. User property is: project. |
| Name | Type | Since | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| cloverDatabase | String | - | The location of the Clover database. User property is: maven.clover.cloverDatabase. |
| debug | boolean | - | If you wish to enable debug level logging in just the Clover
plugin, set this to true. This is useful for integrating Clover
into the build. Default value is: false. User property is: maven.clover.debug. |
| flushInterval | int | - | When the Clover Flush Policy is set to "interval" or threaded this
value is the minimum period between flush operations (in
milliseconds). Default value is: 500. User property is: maven.clover.flushInterval. |
| includes | String | - | Java pattern of clover database file name endings to merge.
Patterns may be separated by a comma or a space. Default value is: *.db. User property is: maven.clover.merge.includes. |
| license | String | - | The full Clover license String to use. If supplied, this
certificate will be used over licenseLocation. NB.
newline chars must be preserved. A trial Clover license can be
generated here. User property is: maven.clover.license. |
| licenseLocation | String | - | A Clover license file to be used by the plugin. The plugin tries to
resolve this parameter first as a resource, then as a URL, and then
as a file location on the filesystem. A trial Clover license can be
generated here. User property is: maven.clover.licenseLocation. |
| singleCloverDatabase | boolean | - | If true, then a single cloverDatabase will be used for the entire
project. This flag will be ignored if a custom cloverDatabase
location is specified. Default value is: false. User property is: maven.clover.singleCloverDatabase. |
| skip | boolean | - | A flag to indicate not to run clover for this execution. If set to
true, Clover will not be run. Default value is: false. User property is: maven.clover.skip. |
| snapshot | File | - | The location to store the clover snapshot file. This file needs to
persist between builds to enable Clover's build optimization
feature. If not specified, the snapshot will be stored next to the
cloverDatabase. User property is: maven.clover.snapshot. |
| span | String | - | How far back to load coverage recordings from when merging User property is: maven.clover.merge.span. |
| waitForFlush | boolean | - |
If true we'll wait 2*flushInterval to ensure coverage data is flushed to the Clover database before running any query on it. Note: The only use case where you would want to turn this off is if you're running your tests in a separate JVM. In that case the coverage data will be flushed by default upon the JVM shutdown and there would be no need to wait for the data to be flushed. As we can't control whether users want to fork their tests or not, we're offering this parameter to them. Default value is: true. User property is: maven.clover.waitForFlush. |
The Maven project instance for the executing project.
Note: This is passed by Maven and must not be configured by the user.
skip:
span:
If true we'll wait 2*flushInterval to ensure coverage data is flushed to the Clover database before running any query on it.
Note: The only use case where you would want to turn this off is if you're running your tests in a separate JVM. In that case the coverage data will be flushed by default upon the JVM shutdown and there would be no need to wait for the data to be flushed. As we can't control whether users want to fork their tests or not, we're offering this parameter to them.