It doesn't cover the code if it is not in the fold...
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jaguililla
05/16/2020, 7:22 PMIt doesn't cover the code if it is not in the folder matching the package (in the conventions you can skip common parent packages)
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Robert
05/18/2020, 5:51 PMI think you got that part wrong, if you are referencing this part:
Directory structure
For example, if all the code in the project is in the org.example.kotlin package and its subpackages, files with the org.example.kotlin package should be placed directly under the source root, and files in org.example.kotlin.network.socket should be in the network/socket subdirectory of the source root.
I would recommend https://ktlint.github.io/ to avoid such issues
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jaguililla
05/19/2020, 7:52 AMThe source folders comply with the Kotlin coding conventions. I can’t see how Ktlint is going to help me generate the Sonar coverage data properly.
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Robert
05/20/2020, 5:33 AMHow does your folder structure look like and what packages are in?
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jaguililla
05/20/2020, 5:40 AMjaguililla
05/20/2020, 5:41 AMThat is on source folder, however, I'm removing SonarQube integration... I will embed Jacoco report on the site
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