eCobertura by jmhofer

Features

• View your line and branch coverage in a detailed tree view.
• View your source code colored according to line coverage.
• Launch Scala, Eclipse and Java applications, JUnit, PDE and TestNG tests in covered mode.
• Filter out uninteresting classes and packages.

Roadmap

• Adding a button for enabling/disabling the code highlighting (issue 8).
• Refactoring the existing tests, adding more tests.

Changelog

• 0.9.8
  • Hopefully fixed issue 9 (file handles left open).
  • Hopefully fixed the severe issues concerning the runtime classpath for instrumentation (issue 3 and issue 5).
  • Refactored plugin dependencies from contained jar files into separate plugin bundles.


• 0.9.7
  • Added the ability to sort the coverage session view freely (issue 6).
  • Fixed a "NoClassDefFoundError" issue caused by spaces in the workspace directory.
  • Upgraded to Scala 2.8-final internally.


• 0.9.6
  • Added launch delegates for PDE tests and Eclipse applications.
  • Fixed a few issues with Maven and inter-project builds (probably fixed issue 3 and issue 4).


• 0.9.5
  • Filtering is now possible in launch configurations:
    • You can define multiple include and exclude filters which are evaluated top-down.
    • "*" and "?" are allowed as wildcards.


• 0.9.4
  • Fixed a bug with jumping to Scala files (issue 2).
  • Instrumentation is not in-place anymore:
    • This should fix issue 1.
    • Now there's no need to "clean" after a coverage run anymore.


• 0.9.3
  • Coverage Session View:
    • The view stores a history of opened coverage sessions, allowing you to easily switch.
    • The history size is configurable via preferences.


• 0.9.2 and before
  • You can open a new view called "Coverage Session View"
    • You can open a Cobertura coverage session file (*.ser) in this view.
    • You can view branch and line coverage in this view.
    • You can jump from classes within the view to the corresponding editors.
    • The editors are all annotated with line coverage.
  • You can launch the following launch types in Cobertura-covered mode:
    • Java applications
    • Scala applications
    • JUnit Tests
    • TestNG Tests
  • Launch types should now be correctly enabled/disabled
  • When the launch finishes, the results are auto-loaded into any open editors and the session view.