Collect test coverage data from unit and integration tests#10251
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LGTM, the test coverage statistics are really interesting and useful. Thanks! :)
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LGTM, this is great! 👍 Thanks for it!
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This PR tries to update the Jacoco configuration to generate test coverage data from our unit and integration tests and it also integrates the coverage data into the Azure Pipeline. Azure provides only basic information in the UI (see the screenshot). But more information can be found in the build artifacts and of course also locally.