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org.jetbrains.intellij.deps:intellij-test-discovery-agent
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org.jetbrains.intellij.deps:intellij-test-discovery-agent
Lightweight coverage during a testing session
IntelliJ IDEA Code Coverage Agent 
Apache 2 licensed code coverage engine for JVM. Supports branch coverage and per-test coverage tracking.
How to use IntelliJCoverage agent in your project?
- in IDEA: run with coverage action
- in TeamCity: add coverage report to your build
- in Gradle and Maven projects: use Kover plugin
Compiling
Open the project directory as Gradle project and run :instrumentation:jar task. The agent binary is created as coverage-agent.jar in the
dist directory.
Contributions
Pull requests are welcome. Please post bug reports and feature requests to YouTrack, project "IntelliJ IDEA".
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Package last updated on 06 Nov 2025
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