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sbt-scoverage compilation/typechecking issues #134
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Probably in the scoverage project. do you have a small bit of code that's compilable that reproduces this that I can use in a unit test? |
I believe this occurs because the Try repeating the whole sequence and simply Hope this helps, if I'm on the money it should probably go in the docs as I think all published artefacts are affected if |
Hi, I'm trying to get scoverage enabled for lift/framework so that we can pull coverage information into Codacy and we're running into a similar issue. What's the status of this bug? |
Hello All I am using Jenkins Executing command line:java And the same if i try to do command line (linux) i am getting coverage Could any one help me here. Thanks in advance |
I think, I've fixed it in scoverage/scalac-scoverage-plugin#194, but it's not released yet. You can build scalac-scoverage-plugin locally ( coverageScalacPluginVersion = "1.3.1-SNAPSHOT" to your |
Looking back at the above I believe this issue should be fixed so I'm going to go ahead and close. Feel free to open back up if the issue still persists. |
We add
addSbtPlugin("org.scoverage" % "sbt-scoverage" % "1.3.1")
and then enable the ScoverageSbtPlugin plugin. With overageEnabled := true, we clean test.
sbt-scoverage produces a couple of coverage reports, but problems begin to occur:
Then, in the next project in our project dependencies:
This code typechecks without coverage. It seems like the code that fails involves type aliases including existential types.
Not sure if this belongs here or in scoverage itself.
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