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Expand Up @@ -13,6 +13,11 @@ You can find instructions on how to apply the plugin at: http://plugins.gradle.

1. `reportScoverage`: Produces XML and HTML reports for analysing test code coverage.

The plugin automatically creates a `report{Task name}Scoverage` task for each test task in your
Gradle build. The `reportScoverage` task will run all test tasks and you can use the individual
tasks to run only the desired tests. For example, to run only the unit tests and no other test
tasks (e.g., integration tests), you can run `reportTestScoverage`.

2. `aggregateScoverage`: An experimental support for aggregating coverage statistics in composite builds.

When applied on a project with sub-projects, the plugin will create the aggregation task `aggregateScoverage`, which
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