Inconsistently returns no files in report

[thebaggage]

Not sure if this is an issue or a user problem, but inconsistently, cover_me returns a report of 0 files (with 0% coverage). I'm using rspec tests, typically running through a spork server with --drb set in .rspec, and autotest. I've tried shutting down spork, autotest & removing the --drb call, but it still returns 0 coverage most of the time. And yet - every now and then - it returns the correct coverage report. Can't figure out why, can't think of anything I'm doing differently.

Rails 3.0.3, RSpec 2.4.0, cover_me 1.0.0.rc5

[ghost]

I have just installed cover_me. Run using rspec, with spork and --drb. Have yet to get a report that shows anything but 0% and 0 files.

Rails 3.0.3, Rspec 2.4.0, cover_me 1.0.0.rc5

Update: If I disable --drb and rerun rspec spec/ and then run rake cover_me:report, I get results. Is there a way to modify the rake task to do that automatically?

[dburry]

The solution I suggested to Issue #22 might offer some ideas of a possible way to fix this. In theory it should be easy to write a new rake task that runs rspec under cover_me without drb.