Fixed the presence of classes instrumented with Robolectric in Jacoco reports #541
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… reports It seems that after Robolectric instrumentation, source locations are lost and JaCoCo does not instrument such classes by default. There is a need to change the flag to disable this behavior. After changing this flag, errors occur in the instrumentation of JVM classes (because they were previously excluded due to the lack of sources). The package with these classes was determined empirically. Fixes #530
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It seems that after Robolectric instrumentation, source locations are lost and JaCoCo does not instrument such classes by default. There is a need to change the flag to disable this behavior.
After changing this flag, errors occur in the instrumentation of JVM classes (because they were previously excluded due to the lack of sources). The package with these classes was determined empirically.
Fixes #530