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Support coverage of package extension ? #52
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We just call Pkg.test(pkg; coverage = true, ...) I am not aware of a way to generate coverage for dependencies, but if you know one, PRs are welcome. I would recommend asking about this on Discourse, then if there is a viable way we can incorporate it. |
@tpapp So actually it works, but is not the default. Since package extensions live under LocalCoverage.jl/src/LocalCoverage.jl Line 234 in f197f21
There are three solutions there.
What is your opinion ? |
Ha, another comment, related to the addition of the |
I'll close this for now, but that may be useful to others |
Hi, I just tried to use
LocalCoverage
on a package with an extension, but it seems no coverage is generated for these files, even though the tests started bygenerate_coverage
call methods from the extension. Is this currently supported ?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: