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title: "Discussion on \"How to Run Test Impact Analysis in Maven Without Breaking JaCoCo Code Coverage\" | Hashnode"
description: "Discussion on \"How to Run Test Impact Analysis in Maven Without Breaking JaCoCo Code Coverage\". Test impact analysis (TIA) and code coverage both want the same thing from your build: a seat on the test JVM's command line. Coverage tools attach a Java agent through argLine. Many TIA tools do too."
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# [How to Run Test Impact Analysis in Maven Without Breaking JaCoCo Code Coverage](https://baokhang.hashnode.dev/maven-test-impact-analysis-without-breaking-jacoco?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

Test impact analysis (TIA) and code coverage both want the same thing from your build: a seat on the test JVM's command line. Coverage tools attach a Java agent through argLine. Many TIA tools do too.

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