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Ceylon is a new JVM-based programming language with focus on readability and a powerful type system (quick introduction). There is an Eclipse plugin for Ceylon, but no direct way to measure coverage – yet. It would be great if EclEmma learned about this plugin’s “Ceylon Java Application” and “Ceylon Test” launch types.
For the record, getting a jacoco.exec file is quite straightforward, and I didn’t notice any interference of the javaagent with Ceylon (JBoss Modules). See here.
That would probably be useful… but my Maven knowledge is pretty limited. But if you look at my Ant build.xml, you’ll see that I have to jump through some hoops to get the report: Run the tests with a JAVA_OPTS environment variable, unzip the .car files, select the .ceylon files from the source folder (I think I tried it without the **/*.ceylonfileset pattern and it didn’t work). Not sure if that’s possible from Maven (especially the unzipping). Also, the ceylon-maven-plugin was last updated 2012 :-/
You wouldn’t happen to have a jacoco-ant-examples repository somewhere? :D
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Ceylon is a new JVM-based programming language with focus on readability and a powerful type system (quick introduction). There is an Eclipse plugin for Ceylon, but no direct way to measure coverage – yet. It would be great if EclEmma learned about this plugin’s “Ceylon Java Application” and “Ceylon Test” launch types.
Maybe @gavinking or @davidfestal (Ceylon IDE devs) want to try this?
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