ci: Fix codecov not reporting

[mtrezza]

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Issue Description

Codecov not reporting, see:

https://github.com/parse-community/Parse-SDK-Android/actions/runs/10430424460/job/28890986911?pr=1213

Approach

Fix codecov.

[parse-github-assistant]

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[parse-github-assistant]

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[codecov]

Codecov Report

All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests ✅

Project coverage is 66.45%. Comparing base (83aec68) to head (fdd9488).
Report is 1 commits behind head on master.

Additional details and impacted files

@@              Coverage Diff              @@
##             master    #1216       +/-   ##
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+ Coverage      0.00%   66.45%   +66.45%     
- Complexity        0     2275     +2275     
=============================================
  Files           124      124               
  Lines         10076    10076               
  Branches       1359     1359               
=============================================
+ Hits              0     6696     +6696     
+ Misses        10076     2845     -7231     
- Partials          0      535      +535     

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[abubkr-hago]

I think code coverage is incorrectly configured in the gradle build, I opened index.html in parse/build/jacoco/jacocoHtml and it looks like it is producing a 100% missed coverage.

Can you confirm this as well?

[mtrezza]

I haven't tested this locally, but that may be what is causing the 0 coverage.

[mtrezza]

@abubkr-hago Good news, I got the coverage report working. The tests were not executed hence no coverage. Bad news, 9 tests are failing. Would you want to look into how to fix them? It doesn't seem to be anything major, only test-internal things. I've opened #1217 for that.

[abubkr-hago]

Nice Work, I'll definitely give them a look.

[abubkr-hago]

The tests were not executed hence no coverage.

If you meant the tests were not running locally, can you try changing AndroidStudio JDK to 11 and try with JUnitPlatform enabled?.
With this approach Jacoco generates 0% coverage reports for me.