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I ran tackle test to generate some JUnit test cases by EvoSuite, but all generated test cases got 0% code coverage. I read Evosuite documentation https://www.evosuite.org/documentation/measuring-code-coverage/ and found that if we get 0% coverage, we can try to change the setting from separateClassLoader = true into separateClassLoader = false. I have tried that and got 100% coverage. Do you have any idea how/where we can configure tackle test to generate tests with EvoSuite with extra argument "-Duse_separate_classloader=false"?
I ran tackle test to generate some JUnit test cases by EvoSuite, but all generated test cases got 0% code coverage. I read Evosuite documentation https://www.evosuite.org/documentation/measuring-code-coverage/ and found that if we get 0% coverage, we can try to change the setting from separateClassLoader = true into separateClassLoader = false. I have tried that and got 100% coverage. Do you have any idea how/where we can configure tackle test to generate tests with EvoSuite with extra argument "-Duse_separate_classloader=false"?