Write opa coverage report to the project's build directory #67
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Instead of writing to the project `rootDir`, which is the top-level directory of the whole build, write to the `buildDir`, which is the subproject-specific directory for build artifacts. In a multi-project Gradle project, I expect the reports to be written to the build directory for that subproject, and not in a directory inside the root project. Using `buildDir` also honors any customisations that Gradle users have made to their project's `buildDir`.
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Oh, I apparently don't have merging powers in this repo anymore 😅 I'll see if I can ping someone who does. |
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Hi, thanks for the contribution! We'll release it soon. |
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Instead of writing to the project
rootDir, which is the top-level directory of the whole build, write to thebuildDir, which is the subproject-specific directory for build artifacts.In a multi-project Gradle project, I expect the reports to be written to the build directory for that subproject, and not in a directory inside the root project.
Using
buildDiralso honors any customisations that Gradle users have made to their project'sbuildDir.