Code Coverage Breaks Gitlab Artifact Upload

[chrisbowlby1]

I am using Gitlab CI/CD to help build containers, and one of these containers is made up of a number of small shell scripts that I'm validating with Shellspec. I am overriding the default entrypoint and calling the following command:

shellspec -s /bin/bash -o junit

To create junit reports, but as soon as I enable the means to build cobertura reports via kcov by adding "--kcov" to the command, my artifacts for cobertura break the pipeline:

shellspec -s /bin/bash -o junit --kcov

I've determined the issue appears to be with the way the folders are created within the coverage folder, such that it looks like this:

coverage/<project_name> [specfiles]/cobertura.xml

Where <project_name> is the name of the git project, here is a picture of an example of what the directory structure looks like, I've had to black out the project name however:

I'm unsure why the " [specfiles]" is being added to the path, but as soon as I remove that portion from the file name, the pipeline works as expected.