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beckje01 / grails-code-coverage

Git Repo of the Grails Code Coverage plugin.
http://grails.org/plugin/code-coverage
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running through Gradle #23

Closed tedder closed 10 years ago

tedder commented 10 years ago

I'm using Gradle 1.12 and Grails 2.3.6. I've included the coverage plugin:

dependencies {
  test "org.grails.plugins:code-coverage:1.2.7"
}

I then make sure to pass the -coverage argument:

project.tasks.'grails-test-app' {
  args = '-coverage'
}

When I run ./gradlew clean test or ./gradlew clean grails-test-app I don't see the expected "Instrumenting classes for coverage" output.

I also tried turning forking off, based on #11, with ./gradlew clean grails-test-app -Pgrails.project.fork.test=false. No dice.

I also added a dependency to gradle:

buildscript {
  dependencies {
        classpath "org.grails.plugins:code-coverage:1.2.7"
  }
}

Again, it didn't help. So, how does grails-code-coverage integrate with Gradle?

beckje01 commented 10 years ago

I have not tried to use this plugin with gradle based grails builds. I would think you could use the gradle plugins for code coverage and have an easier way to to work with the plugins... but I'm not sure.

If you have a public repo with the grails built by gradle I might be able to take a look soon.

beckje01 commented 10 years ago

So if you need anything more on this contact me on twitter.