Q: I use Maven and Clover, but I do not want my integration tests to be executed. How can I disable them?
There are several options:
Skip integration tests with maven-failsafe-plugin
If your integration tests are run by the maven-failsafe-plugin, pass:
mvn ... -DskipITs=true
Do not run the integration-test phase at all
Automatic Clover integration on a CI server typically runs the verify phase, which
executes integration tests. If you drive Clover yourself and stop at test, the
integration-test phase is never reached:
mvn clean clover:setup test clover:aggregate clover:clover
Use exclusion patterns
Alternatively, define exclusion patterns for the maven-surefire-plugin or
maven-failsafe-plugin so that integration tests are not selected. See
Using with Surefire and Failsafe
plugins.
Excluding sources from the report only
If you want to keep running the tests, but exclude some source files from the report,
define the exclusions in the report configuration. The
<clover-report> task accepts a nested
<fileset> inside its <current> element, which controls which
source files are included - only classes coming from the source files in the fileset end up in the
report:
<clover-report>
<current outfile="clover_html">
<fileset dir="src/main/java">
<exclude name="**/*IT.java"/>
</fileset>
<format type="html"/>
</current>
</clover-report>