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Mickhael,<br>
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I was looking at build failures for jsf and vpe components and found
out that new jacoco coverage is the reason of tests errors like<br>
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testAliasBean(org.jboss.tools.jsf.vpe.myfaces.test.MyFacesComponentTest): Invalid length 65532 in LocalVariableTable in class file
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coverage reports printed out to log are empty.<br>
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So what happened is we lost old coverage and new one breaks the
builds. We need to fix test failures ether by disabling code
coverage for now or to make jacoco to work whichever is easier.<br>
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I disabled coverage for jsf component nightly build from trunk and
it helped to get all tests back, it failing now because there is no
coverage report at all, which is easy fixable by disabling coverage
in build configuration.<br>
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WDYT?<br>
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Denis<br>
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