Sergii Gnatiuk

Hi @grsky360 Could you please create a sample project that reproduces the issue?

Hi @drhousemd Please follow the [instructions](https://github.com/form-com/diff-coverage-gradle#installation) how to apply the plugin See https://docs.gradle.org/current/userguide/plugins.html#sec:applying_plugins_buildscript Also, the plugin will published to [plugin portal](https://plugins.gradle.org/) that will make applyinh the plugin much simpler

Hi @NicklasWallgren It hasn't been published yet. ETA end of Spring.

Hi @drhousemd, @NicklasWallgren The plugin was published to [plugins.gradle.org](https://plugins.gradle.org/plugin/com.form.diff-coverage) So, starting from version 0.9.4 you could apply the plugin in the next way: ```groovy plugins { id "com.form.diff-coverage" version "0.9.4"...

Hi @drhousemd, @NicklasWallgren There were some dependency issues with published `0.9.4`. I've requested to remove this version from [plugins.gradle.org](https://plugins.gradle.org/plugin/com.form.diff-coverage) because it was unusable at all. I've published the latest version...

Hi @OscarManuelVergara Do you have a custom task with name `jacocoTestReport` in your project ? ---- As a workaround you could disable autoconfiguration of the plugin by specifying `exec`, `classes`,...

Hi @NicklasWallgren Could you try a snapshot with fixes ``` classpath 'com.github.form-com.diff-coverage-gradle:diff-coverage:support-configuration-cache-SNAPSHOT' ``` ?

Seems, snapshots are automatically removed after some time from jitpack and I cannot restore the artifacts :( Please, wait for official release to use the feature

Hi @NicklasWallgren What version of Diff-Coverage plugin do you use?

A quick fix: ```groovy diffCoverage.dependsOn test ``` Currently, I'm investigating other solutions. I have an idea how it could fixed inside the plugin.