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Would it be possible to enable the coverage features of the IDE? I add nyc to the command to get the coverage data output as lcov, but I have no way to look at it through the built-in coverage tools in RubyMine. It seems like there must be a flag of some sort to enable it as it seems to work with other testing plug-ins. Coverage is an important part of tests and it would be nice if it could also be enabled.
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Run with coverage is only enabled for supported test runners (Karma, Mocha, Jest, ...). Loading existing coverage reports generated externally is also not supported (https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/WEB-10303).
Hoping this could be a supported test runner at some point.
I don't know what it would take to become a "supported" test runner in IntelliJ. I would actually be fine if JetBrains wanted to make their own, or incorporate what is here into a supported test runner to lower the maintenance burden on the Jasmine team.
Would it be possible to enable the coverage features of the IDE? I add nyc to the command to get the coverage data output as lcov, but I have no way to look at it through the built-in coverage tools in RubyMine. It seems like there must be a flag of some sort to enable it as it seems to work with other testing plug-ins. Coverage is an important part of tests and it would be nice if it could also be enabled.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: