Can I generate single report collecting the xml reports already generated?

[jpgpuyo]

Hello,
First of all, thanks for your effort, you are creating an amazing tool :)

Right now, I'm working in a big multimodule project and I am executing unit tests in multiple executions.

So, I would like to know if, once are executions are completed, is it possible to generate single report without executing unit tests again?

Thanks!

[shanshin]

Hi,
could you clarify, are you running multiple executions on the same machine?
if yes, then the Gradle build cache is suitable for you, so the tests will not be reruned, and the coverage value will be taken from the cache.

[jpgpuyo]

Thanks for your quick response @shanshin
I have 2 use cases:

• Execute the tests in parallel with github actions. In this case, still trying to find the best solution, as I don't think that I can execute jobs in parallel in the same runner.
• Execute tests locally in my laptop. In this case, maybe I can use gradle cache.

For solve the issue with github actions, I was thinking about upload all the xml to github artifacts, and then create another task to download all xmls and generate coverage, but not sure if in this case I will take advantage of gradle cache. I will investigate.

If no more solutions can be provided, then you can close this question :)

[shanshin]

This is a solvable issue, but the solution is not very convenient: there are special tasks called koverBinaryReport or koverBinaryReport<Variant>.

You can generate an HTML or XML report from several binary reports, but for this you need to pass the paths to all sources and all compiled classes. This can be done using the Kover CLI or a special Java dependency: org.jetbrains.kotlinx:kover-features-jvm:0.8.1 and function

[jpgpuyo]

Thanks! I will evaluate all the options :)

[shanshin]

Closed as answered.
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