<clover-log>

Reports coverage information to the console at different levels.

Attribute	Description	Required
initstring	The initstring of the coverage database.	No; If not specified here, you must ensure <clover-setup> is called prior the execution of this task.
level	Controls the level of detail included in the report. Valid values are summary, class, method, statement	No; defaults to "summary"
filter	comma or space separated list of contexts to ignore when calculating coverage. See Using Contexts.	No
span	Specifies how far back in time to include coverage recordings from since the last Clover build. See Using Spans.	No; Defaults to "0s".

Specifies a named package to restrict the report to. Multiple <package> elements can be specified.

Attribute	Description	Required
name	The name of the package to include.	Yes

Specifies a Ant path that Clover should use when looking for source files.

 <clover-log/>

Prints a summary of code coverage to the console.

 <clover-log>
         <package name="com.acme.killerapp.core"/>
 </clover-log>

Prints a summary of code coverage for the package com.acme.killerapp.core to the console.

 <clover-log level="statement">
         <package name="com.acme.killerapp.core"/>
 </clover-log>

Prints detailed (source-level) code coverage information for the package com.acme.killerapp.core to the console.

 <clover-log level="statement"
	     filter="catch">
         <package name="com.acme.killerapp.core"/>
 </clover-log>

As above, but catch blocks will not be considered in coverage reporting.

 <clover-log level="statement">
    <sourcepath>
       <pathelement path="/some/other/location"/>
    </sourcepath>
 </clover-log>

Prints source-level coverage report to the console. Clover will look for source files in the directory /some/other/location.