Marc R. Hoffmann

@bedla Thanks for this contribution! Yes, JaCoCo minimum runtime requirement is Java 5. For me it looks like breaking change. I don't think we can afford to change the JaCoCo...

@bedla I'm a bit reluctant to add extra code for this situation, for the following reasons: - JaCoCo is widely used and we only got two reports over all the...

@bedla Maybe you misunderstood me: Of course the organizations put your real name into the directory entry, but the Windows profile id typically is a handle like `u123456`. This is...

Exactly. In this case "IvoŠmíd" is the profile name. Which is a interesting choice to actually use names for this in an organization. I would guess JaCoCo is their least...

@delanym This output works well for you because you apply the rule on bundle only. If users have have rules for classes or even methods they will end-up with thousands...

So all in all this looks like a opinionated feature where different users will have different views and requirements. Taking my point of view I don't think users actively study...

@msxiaowang While I like the idea this is unfortunatelly not how JaCoCo works. JaCoCo processes class file by class file which are provided during analysis. It has no notion of...

Can you please post a screen shot of the HTML report? While I understand that we use only ASCII characters for the file names (to avoid encoding problems with file...

@CODe5753 Ok, I was confused, because you wrote "Display Issue: All Korean characters are replaced with underscores in the report". Regarding the File names: What is your use case to...

Currently we try to be on the safe side and only user ASCII characters for the file names. And I don't think all file systems or web servers can handle...