If an input file name is ending with .xml.zip, JCov can take the file and work with it directly, assuming certain internal zip structure.
If an output file name ends with xml.zip, JCov can produce a file which is compressed.
Files created with default names (result.xml, template.xml) could also be compressed, i.e. result.xml.zip could be created by default.
The other possibility to research is to allow a zip file to contain both the coverage file and the corresponding test list.
If an output file name ends with xml.zip, JCov can produce a file which is compressed.
Files created with default names (result.xml, template.xml) could also be compressed, i.e. result.xml.zip could be created by default.
The other possibility to research is to allow a zip file to contain both the coverage file and the corresponding test list.
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CODETOOLS-7903787 Allow parameter descriptions in EnvHandler.usage()
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Allow JCov to read zip files |
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Resolved | Aleksandre Iline | |
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Allow to specify a zip file as an output |
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Resolved | Aleksandre Iline | |
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Update usage to describe supported formats |
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New | Unassigned |