No such file or directory - tmp/metric_fu/scratch/rcov/rcov.txt

[danielmyasnikov]

Hello

Environment:
jRuby-1.6.5 / Rails 2.3.8 / rcov 0.9.3

Command line:
** Running the specs/tests in the [test] environment
The command line is too long.
rake aborted!
No such file or directory - tmp/metric_fu/scratch/rcov/rcov.txt

(See full trace by running task with --trace)

Actually I tried even create rcov.txt file but didn't work at all, it seems like rcov deletes this file

[danielmyasnikov]

For full trace of the error: http://pastebin.com/LGAKnemG

[abedra]

did you try running rcov outside of metric fu? this might be an issue there.

[danielmyasnikov]

yes, I tried, but the issue is still the same, anyway I switched to REE

[nello]

Good work, knuckleheads. Love it when you close unfixed bugs.

[abedra]

@nello that really doesn't help things. I might suggest a more positive approach of opening an issue with a reproducible example. This issue was closed because it is against an old version of RCov and nobody had a concrete example to test against.

[nello]

You're absolutely right, and I regretted it as soon as I had typed it. :-(

I'll try to put together an example tonight, but it certainly appears to be broken for me on 1.9.3.

Nello

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On 30/04/2012, at 1:47:47PM, Aaron Bedra wrote:

@nello that really doesn't help things. I might suggest a more positive approach of opening an issue with a reproducible example. This issue was closed because it is against an old version of RCov and nobody had a concrete example to test against.

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[abedra]

You're right! It is broken on 1.9.3. It will never work on 1.9.x. If you take glance at the README you will notice the following:

RCov - Code Coverage for Ruby
Why? What?
This is our fork of Mauricio Fernandez's RCov (maintained by Relevance).

NOTE: This fork does not work on Ruby 1.9.x. For coverage on Ruby 1.9 look at SimpleCov.