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Use with Jenkins Plot Plugin

A common use-case is to plot method and field counts across builds. The Jenkins Plot plugin is a general-purpose tool that graphs per-build scalar values through time. It reads java .properties files, CSV files, and XML files. Dexcount generates two files for each variant - a full package list, and a summary CSV file. The summary file is usable as-is with the Jenkins Plot Plugin. You can find it in app/build/outputs/dexcount/variant/summary.csv (note the .csv extension).

Consult the plugin documentation for details on how to configure it.

Use with Team City

Common case is to enable integration with teamCityIntegration option and add custom statistic graphs in Team City. Key name is generated by pattern DexCount_${variant}_ClassCount, DexCount_${variant}_MethodCount and DexCount_${variant}_FieldCount

Technically special strings like ##teamcity[buildStatisticValue key='DexCount_universalDebug_MethodCount' value='62362'] will be printed.

More about integration in Team City doc

If you have multiple products within one project using Dexcount, the default stat names will conflict with each other. In this case, the teamCitySlug configuration option can be useful. It is a string that, if specified, will be added to stat names according to the following scheme: DexCount_${teamCitySlug}_${variant}_${statName}. Note that you can assign a dynamically-evaluated property, e.g. teamCitySlug = project.name.