I would like to ignore a specific module from final coverage (allDebugCoverage task).

Although we can comment out this line in build.gradle of that module, like this

plugins {
    id 'com.android.application'
    id 'kotlin-android'
}
// apply from: '../jacoco/modules.gradle'

But if we put apply from: '../jacoco/modules.gradle' to the base configuration Gradle file, then it's not so easy.

Do you know if is there any way to ignore the module in /jacoco/project.gradle instead? I see there is a sample here, but it's applied to subprojects closure.

I notice in https://github.com/alisonthemonster/Presently/blob/develop/gradle/jacoco_ci.gradle , there is a quite interesting task printReport which will print coverage result. For example:

- instruction coverage rate is 28.23%
- line coverage rate is 25.36%
- method coverage rate is 39.28%
- class coverage rate is 35.46%

Would you mind to integrate it to your Jacoco script too?

First of all thanks for creating this awesome repository. I have integrated Sonarqube with this repository. Unfortunately I can’t see app module code coverage there.

Then I tried to delete productFlavors and re-ran and fortunately Sonarqube shows test code coverage for app module.

Deleted from build.gradle.

productFlavors {
        prod {
            dimension "env"
        }
        staging {
            dimension "env"
        }
        normal {
            dimension "api"
        }
        legacy {
            dimension "api"
        }
    }

Can you please help me out here ?