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cover me not creating html files #50
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I'm not sure why it's not creating it, but I was able to force it to create the coverage data by running rake cover_me:report. This seems to create all of the data, except it does not include any output in the index.html. I had to point my browser at coverage/app and browse the files manually. |
I have this same issue where it creates only a coverage.data file, I wasn't able to get the rake cover_me:report working though. |
I had the same issue. Looks like cover_me isn't actually invoking the report generation code within its at_exit processing. I solved this by adding an explicit at_exit block: require 'cover_me'
at_exit do
CoverMe.complete!
end |
confirmed, same problem |
Same problem. bmoelk's workaround fixed it for me. In case this is related: I'm not using bundler (so I'm not following the Gemfile setup and "bundle install" steps explained in cover_me's github README). |
I am using ruby 1.9.2 and rails 3.0.7 on windows 7. the coverage folder does not get updated and the are no html files from my rspec tests. the coverage.data file is created and has the correct date time stap when I run rspec spec. the coverage.data file has data in it. if I run rake spec/ I get a rake aborted message after it list the results of the test. require 'cover_me' is the first line in my spec_helper.rb file
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