Remove Cobertura Maven Plugin, as it is not compatible with Java 11. #98
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April 25, 2022 21:06
While JaCoCo is a likely replacement, actually plugging that in would likely also require integration with whatever the build was using to visualize the results. It is unlikely there is a direct replacement option there. Removing Cobertura at least ensures the build is not left in a broken state, even though Coverage information may then be missing. Any coverage visualization is likely to surface that for users.
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While JaCoCo is a likely replacement, actually plugging that in would
likely also require integration with whatever the build was using to
visualize the results. It is unlikely there is a direct replacement
option there.
Removing Cobertura at least ensures the build is not left in a broken
state, even though Coverage information may then be missing. Any
coverage visualization is likely to surface that for users.