Kover min boundary rule not overriding default value

[sepehrvahedi]

I'm using Kover version 0.7.6 and JaCoCo version 0.8.10 or 0.8.12. When I run the ./gradlew check command on my device, the minimum boundary for line coverage set in my Kover configuration does not seem to be respected.

Here is my configuration:

kover {
  useJacoco("0.8.12") // or "0.8.10"
}

koverReport {
  filters {
    excludes {
      classes(
        "com.google.*",
        "grpc.gateway.protoc_gen_openapiv2.options.*",
      )
    }
  }
  verify {
    rule {
      isEnabled = true
      entity = GroupingEntityType.APPLICATION

      bound {
        metric = MetricType.LINE
        minValue = 67
        aggregation = AggregationType.COVERED_PERCENTAGE
      }
    }
  }
  defaults {
    xml {
      onCheck = true
    }
    log {
      onCheck = true
    }
  }
}

Despite setting the minimum boundary for line coverage to 67, I receive the following error when running the check:

Rule violated: lines covered percentage is 59.8300, but expected minimum is 67.0000
Rule violated: lines covered percentage is 59.8300, but expected minimum is 100.0000

It appears that Kover has a default minimum boundary of 100, and my configuration is not overriding this default value.

Steps to Reproduce

1. Use Kover version 0.7.6.
2. Use JaCoCo version 0.8.10 or 0.8.12.
3. Configure Kover with the above settings.
4. Run ./gradlew check.

Expected Behavior

The boundary set in the Kover configuration (minimum 67% line coverage) should override any default values.

Actual Behavior

The default minimum boundary of 100% seems to remain in effect, causing a rule violation error even though the custom boundary is set.

Additional Information

This issue might be caused by Kover not correctly applying the user-defined minimum boundary. Any insights or fixes for this issue would be appreciated.

[shanshin]

Hi,
have you tried the Kover version 0.8.0?

[shanshin]

Not reproduced in 0.8.1.

Feel free to create new issue if you have any additional questions or there will be other problems.