"m2e/lifecycle-mapping-metadata.xml" should include "report-aggregate" #427
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@marchof could you please review? |
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@Godin Thanks! |
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Hi, Can I please know whether the feature from the change log as "New Maven goal report-aggregate to create reports for multi-module projects (GitHub #388)." help in just aggregating coverage reports of all modules into single one only or also helps in "generating aggregate-report that reports cross module code coverage for the maven plugin"? |
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@syashwanthk Hi, please use our mailing list ( https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/jacoco ) for questions instead of commenting on unrelated tickets. Thank you for your understanding. Answering your question: it does both. |
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Apologies for the same. Thanks for your reply. |
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In #388 we forgot to do this.