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Is it by-design that in code called by a Node 10 app with --experimental-worker flag, worker_thread code does not seem to produce coverage data? If this should be working, does anybody have any pointers for particular flags or runtime config needed to get codecov to collect data?
I am seeing code files referenced by my worker_thread(s) simply missing from uploaded codecov.io coverage reports, and I'm also seeing unconditional code lines that are definitely being executed during the test pass showing as partially covered, or not covered at all.
The source project is here: https://github.com/Scoop-Tech/scpx-wallet, and the tests can be run with npm run coverage -- for example, files in ./cpu-worker and ./app-worker are completely missing from the coverage report.
Many thanks!
"codecov": "^3.3.0",
"jest": "20.0.4",
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Hi all,
Is it by-design that in code called by a Node 10 app with --experimental-worker flag, worker_thread code does not seem to produce coverage data? If this should be working, does anybody have any pointers for particular flags or runtime config needed to get codecov to collect data?
I am seeing code files referenced by my worker_thread(s) simply missing from uploaded codecov.io coverage reports, and I'm also seeing unconditional code lines that are definitely being executed during the test pass showing as partially covered, or not covered at all.
An example of missing coverage file report is here: https://codecov.io/gh/Scoop-Tech/scpx-wallet/tree/f275ff0560d2a24a23cabd0993abee2a682d356a
The source project is here: https://github.com/Scoop-Tech/scpx-wallet, and the tests can be run with
npm run coverage
-- for example, files in./cpu-worker
and./app-worker
are completely missing from the coverage report.Many thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: