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Allow coverage tests to be executed with option inline=no
#865
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While this would be good to have anyway, do note that JuliaLang/julia#28192 (comment) reports that |
@tkoolen it is not clear from me that the comment you link to is accurate. In particular, it's not clear what exactly they "tried" to come to that conclusion. After all, the reason @ronisbr has filed this is issue is that simply passing |
PR #866 attempts to resolve this. |
In my case (ReferenceFrameRotations.jl), in which the tests and the functions are somewhat simple, I can say that |
Resolved by #870 |
Hi!
It turns out that Julia reports very wrong coverage information in some cases if the data is generated without
--inline=no
(see JuliaCI/Coverage.jl#187). Hence, I think it is necessary to provide a way to execute the package test with this option. Otherwise, at least for my case, the coverage information generated at Travis for Coveralls and Codecov is really wrong.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: