<!-- NOTICE: While GitHub is the preferred channel for reporting issues/feedback, this is not a mechanism for receiving support under any agreement or SLA. If you require immediate assistance, please use official support channels. --> <!-- FOR BUGS RELATED TO THE SALEFORCE CLI, please use this repository: https://github.com/forcedotcom/cli --> ### Summary When using the junit output format, only the aggregated code coverage is printed, even if the flag --detailed-coverage is used. ### Steps To Reproduce: 1. sf apex run test --test-level RunSpecifiedTests --tests MyClass1,MyClass2 --code-coverage --detailed-coverage --result-format junit --target-org MyOrg ### Expected result Have the code coverage per class anywhere in the result. ### Actual result Only aggregated code coverage : <testsuite name="force.apex" ... > <properties> ... <property name="testRunCoverage" value="55%"/> <property name="orgWideCoverage" value="6%"/> </properties> <testcase name="myClass1" classname="MyClass1Test" time="0.02"></testcase> <testcase name="myClass2" classname="MyClass2Test" time="0.08"></testcase> </testsuite> ### Additional information _Feel free to attach a screenshot_. Γ₯ **Apex library Version**: 3.0.2 **OS and version**: MacOs Ventura 13.5 (22G74)