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the latest release no longer finds any coverage on scripts at all. If this is a change in setup needed that needs to be documented:
repo steps on macos with Run completed using bashcov 3.0.2 with Bash 3.2, Ruby 3.0.0, and SimpleCov 0.21.2:
hello.sh:
#!/bin/bash
echo "hello"
bash-3.2$ bashcov hello.sh
+BASHCOV>4a74ab0b-0f09-46b7-b474-2fc705aaea0024a74ab0b-0f09-46b7-b474-2fc705aaea00hello.sh4a74ab0b-set -x
+BASHCOV>4a74ab0b-0f09-46b7-b474-2fc705aaea0034a74ab0b-0f09-46b7-b474-2fc705aaea00hello.sh4a74ab0b-echo hello
hello
Run completed using bashcov 3.0.2 with Bash 3.2, Ruby 3.0.0, and SimpleCov 0.21.2
Coverage report generated for /bin/bash hello.sh to /Users/joehale/projects/hel/coverage. 0 / 2 LOC (0.0%) covered.
Previous versions would return 100% coverage
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
You're running Bash 3.2 which is no longer supported since Bashcov 3.0. I don't use macOS but I believe you can install a recent version of Bash with Homebrew.
the latest release no longer finds any coverage on scripts at all. If this is a change in setup needed that needs to be documented:
repo steps on macos with
Run completed using bashcov 3.0.2 with Bash 3.2, Ruby 3.0.0, and SimpleCov 0.21.2
:hello.sh:
Previous versions would return 100% coverage
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: