3.1.0

• #100 Collect scoverage from all tasks - thanks @alisiikh
• #99 Performance enhancement - thanks @tpetrov-rms

3.0.0

Thanks to @eyalroth for the recent updates.

• Auto resolution of scalac plugin dependencies.
• Aggregation task declared by default.
• Deletion of non-instrumented classes, allowing for better integration with other coverage tools such as cobertura.
• Ability to execute coverage without "normal" compilation, thus reducing build times.

2.5.0

Bug fixes:

• #81 IOException on Windows when registering task output files

2.4.0

Bug fixes:

• #78 compilation is duplicated
• #74 testing of covered code is not cached

Additional features:

• scoverage tasks are now part of the verification group

2.3.0

• Cachable tasks
• Removes the unexpected dependency on scalac-scoverage_2.11 from version 2.2.0 published to the Gradle plugins portal

2.2.0

• better support for the Gradle build cache
• support implementation and testImplementation configurations

2.1.0

• Remove support for the Ant compiler as it is removed from Gradle 3.0

2.0.1

Fix #55 - code in src/main/java is not correctly compiled

2.0.0

• Publish the plugin to the gradle plugin repository.

This requires a change to the plugin identity to meet their convention.

apply plugin: 'scoverage'

becomes:

apply plugin: 'org.scoverage'

or you can use the new plugin mechanism:

plugins {
  id 'org.scoverage' version '2.0.0'
}

1.2.0

• include scoverage jars in the runtime dependencies of the instrumented classes. This simplifies the use case where there are multiple forms of test which should be included in code coverage measurements. It may represent a breaking change for some users.