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# Sample Codekvast configuration file.
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# Below are the most common configuration properties described.
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# See http://www.codekvast.io/pages/configuration.html for all details.
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# What is my application's name?
# Useful if more that one app deliver data to the same Codekvast server.
appName = MyAppName
# What is my app's version?
# The value of this parameter is a strategy for obtaining the actual version.
# See http://www.codekvast.io/pages/configuration.html for full description of how to specify
# appVersion.
appVersion = filename myApp-(.*).jar
# Where are my application binaries?
# A comma-separated list of file system paths relative to the root directory.
codeBase = build/libs
# What packages shall be tracked?
# A comma-separated list of strings.
packages = com.example.myApp
# What packages shall *not* be tracked?
# A comma-separated list of strings.
excludePackages = com.example.timecritical, foo.bar.even.more.time.critical
# In which environment is the application deployed?
# An arbitrary string, useful for separating data collected in different environments.
environment = production
# Which methods should be tracked?
# One of the keywords public, protected, package-private or private.
# See http://www.codekvast.io/pages/configuration.html for full description.
methodVisibility = protected
# Where is the Codekvast server?
# NOTE: $CODEKVAST_URL is injected by Heroku
serverUrl = $CODEKVAST_URL
# What is my license key?
# NOTE: $CODEKVAST_LICENSE_KEY is injected by Heroku
licenseKey = $CODEKVAST_LICENSE_KEY
# Should AspectJ log anything?
aspectjOptions = -verbose -showWeaveInfo
# Should AspectJ logging be sent to java.util.logging (true) or directly to System.err (false)?
bridgeAspectjMessagesToJUL = true
Sample codekvast.conf
Updated 14 June 2017