Clover plugin for Hudson

by simpsonjulian on September 26, 2009

atlassian clover

The Atlassian guys emailed me a couple of days ago to tell me about their new Clover plugin for Hudson. What’s useful about it? You don’t need to write any Ant code to use Clover in your build – you install the plugin, enable it in your pointy-click Hudson configuration, and you’re off. You still need an Ant build, mind.

The plugin uses an Ant listener to spy on the build process and thereby work out what it needs to do. Also, it’ll trend your coverage over time.

It’ll work with Maven as well.

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