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I am using EclEmma to test the coverage of my scenario tests and use case tests on my project. I have a Base package which contains the most general classes and the use case tests. The coverage looks like this: What I want is to exclude the use case tests (e.g. BugReportTest) from the coverage calculation. But I do want the tests inside it to be considered. I know how to exclude the entire class from the coverage but if I do that, my coverage % drops because the actual tests that check which lines of my code are tested are forgotten. These use case tests do need to stay in the Base package

I have this switch system and I'm using eclemma to test the branch coverage. We are required to have at least 80% in branch coverage for everything so I'm trying to test as much as possible. However, eclemma tells me this switch system is not fully tested in terms of branch coverage. pos = p.getCurrentPosition().substring(0, 1); switch (pos) { case "G": goalkeepers++; break; case "D": defense++; break; case "M": midfield++; break; case "F": offense++; break; case "S": substitutes++; break; case "R": reserves++; break; } I used straightforward JUnit tests to go trough each of these cases. Still

I have configured EclEmma not to instrument my unit tests which works fine. However, the editor still highlights the test code as not covered. I want no highlighting in unit tests because they are not instrumented to detect coverage. How can I do this? Martin Matthews I did this in Preferences->Java->Code Coverage and set the "Only path entries matching" option to src/main/java - seems to work nicely. The include/exclude filter settings in the Preferences window apply to class name/package patterns for all projects. To control the files at the folder/path level you must set it per-project.