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According to haskell/cabal#3902 cabal is very bad at reporting coverage on binaries. However when the --enable-coverage flag is used and these binaries are executed they will produce a binary.tix file on disk.
Can hpc-coveralls use these extra files when building the JSON data ?
What needs to happen for this to work? Can you point me around the code, give me some hints. I may be able to contribute a PR if I know what to look for.
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According to haskell/cabal#3902 cabal is very bad at reporting coverage on binaries. However when the
--enable-coverage
flag is used and these binaries are executed they will produce abinary.tix
file on disk.Can hpc-coveralls use these extra files when building the JSON data ?
What needs to happen for this to work? Can you point me around the code, give me some hints. I may be able to contribute a PR if I know what to look for.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: