Add a check to see if user is using code-coverage-html or code-coverage-cobertura - #86
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Looks good overall, thanks!
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When code-coverage-html or code-coverage-cobertura report is generated alongside the option code-coverage-metric-level, it errors out with the error message: "Simultaneously generating coverage reports for the same source files is not
supported."
To fix this, I have added a check in my service class to see if the user is using code-coverage-html or code-coverage-cobertura. If so, I will not add the CodeCoveragePlugin again and coverage summary view won’t be generated.