configure lein-cloverage from project.clj

Question

I started using cloverage with leiningen. I want to excude calls to assert from the coverage report.

The following command works fine for me:

$ lein cloverage --exclude-call clojure.core/assert

However, when I put :cloverage {:exclude-call ["clojure.core/assert"]} into the project.clj file and I just call $ lein cloverage, then the parameter is ignored.

How should I configure cloverage from my leiningen project file?

EDIT: I understand that I could create an alias easily with the followings, however, I would prefer configuring it a cleaner way:

:aliases      {"coverage" ["cloverage" "--exclude-call" "clojure.core/assert"]}

score 1 · Answer 1 · edited Sep 15 '20 at 22:46

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Hopefully you found a solution. For anyone coming across this post now:

I put the cloverage options under my test profile in my project.clj. So, you could try something like this in project.clj:

:profiles {:test {:cloverage {:exclude-call ["clojure.core/assert"]}}}

When I run cloverage from the command line, I have to do $ lein with-profile test cloverage.

Also, here's the post I used when figuring this out: Can I make lein cloverage skip specific tests?

edited Sep 15 '20 at 22:46

Dharman

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answered Sep 15 '20 at 22:41

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The fn to exclude shouldn't be quoted and instead should be a symbol, i.e. clojure.core/assert instead of "clojure.core/assert" – Anmol Vijaywargiya Aug 26 '21 at 10:08
@AnmolVijaywargiya that is correct, it should not be there in quotes ! – Ravi Bhanushali Apr 12 '22 at 13:22

configure lein-cloverage from project.clj

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