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I'm writing an Ant script to do some additional checks on my Play! Framework Application. Currently, I am executing my tests from my Ant script by simply making an exec call to "play auto-test". <exec executable="${play.dir}/play.bat"> <arg line="auto-test"/> </exec> Would anyone know how to integrate Clover into a Play test suite? Obviously I am not tied to having to run my tests using the above. I also tried writing the Ant script using the traditional way of executing JUnit tests (i.e. using Ant's junit target) and I got two problems: When executing all my tests, only the first would execute successfully while the others would fail for strange reasons If I just expose one test in my suite and have the test run successfully, it would say I have code coverage of 0%. I then thought I set up clover incorrectly, however, I created a simple class that tested a production class that did nothing and the coverage went up as I would expect. So if I were to go down the junit route, I would need to know how to execute all my tests so that they can run one after another successfully (it works when using the Play way of running play auto-test ) and I would need to know why Clover does not seem to pick up lines of code touched by Play tests. (I know there is a Cobertura module for Play, however, I find that Clover does a better job telling me an accurate coverage figure) Update: Unfortunately I am unable to replicate the exact error I was getting before as I have run into compilation issues when I try and compile things manually. I've started to use the Secure module and it only contains Java source files. So in my Ant script, I call play precompile which produces th

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