This page contains the installation instructions for Clover-for-Maven 2. On this page:
To use Clover with a Maven 2 project you will need to make a small change to your
pom.xml.
- Set up your pom.xml by adding:
Either change ${clover.version} to the current Clover version, or define a property in your pom.xml that sets this value.
Clover ships with a 30 day evaluation license. After 30 days you need a valid Clover license file to run Clover. You can obtain a free 30 day evaluation license or purchase a commercial license at http://my.atlassian.com. You will need to set up your licence, as a <licenseLocation> element in your pom.xml configuration file.
- Now, simply invoke Clover with Maven on the command line. This will instrument your sources, build your project, run your tests and create a Clover coverage database.
There are three basic parts executed when recording code coverage with Clover.
a. The clover2:setup goal will instrument your Java source files.
b. The test phase is Maven 2's standard command for running a unit test phase.
c. The clover2:clover goal generates an HTML, XML, PDF or JSON report.
The command clover2:aggregate goal is used for merging coverage data generated by multi-module projects.
Now run the following command:
which will create a coverage report. The coverage report will be created in this directory:
Clover should now be fully set up for basic operation.
For more license configuration options, see the FAQ pages.
For more instructions, see the Clover-for-Maven 2 User's Guide.
