72 sonarcloud test coverage

[ArmanAlemirad]

Add jacco, surfire and failsafe to see if covaragestatus is enable

[ArmanAlemirad]

In order to see test coverage you have to visit :
https://sonarcloud.io/project/overview?id=fungover_haze

Sonarcloud bot doesn't show the coverage yet.

[safstromo]

Is there a way to see if it works?
If i go to your link its still 0.0% Coverage.
And i cant use the maven command added since it asks for tokens.

[ArmanAlemirad]

I think, once it's merged into the main, it will be able to cover the test. Till then, I don't think it will do that

[ArmanAlemirad]

Is there a way to see if it works? If i go to your link its still 0.0% Coverage. And i cant use the maven command added since it asks for tokens.

You cant se the coverage when you run the code locally, due to we have give this repository sonar_token key. Therefor sonar cant find the project .

[kappsegla]

Is there a way to see if it works? If i go to your link its still 0.0% Coverage. And i cant use the maven command added since it asks for tokens.

Are you looking at a branch containing changes that includes java code or java test code? If it's only changes to config files or CI/CD files no changed test coverage will be calculated for the branch linked to a PR.
After merging into main branch we should get a total test coverage calculated for our project as @ArmanAlemirad says. Let us merge this first and then we can rerun the sonarcloud for some of the waiting pull requests and see if there test coverage for the new code is above 80%.

[sonarcloud]

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