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Hey, I have a specific Use-Case, that I want to use template coverage code I am running locally. I was wondering if I could require some file from your gem, such that I can use the coverage results hand packed as well. I was looking through to find the functionality where the parser gem (as noted in the readme) is used to map eval to template, but I was not able to find that. So I was wondering if you are using parser at all here, at least it's not included anywhere. So I was wondering if template coverage works only with What am I missing in the whole picture? Thanks! |
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ioquatix
Mar 30, 2023
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::Coverage.start(lines: true, eval: true)only works on Ruby 3.2+ - is that the environment you were testing in?