I'm setting up danger-xcprofiler on a Jenkins box, and we put the derived data in a different directory. The plugin doesn't allow you to specify a DerivedData directory, but xcprofiler does. This just relays through another string.
Additionally, we have a handful of errors in our Pods directory that I want to be able to ignore. So I added an ignored_files property to the plugin that mimics the behavior of danger-xcode_summary and allows a simple regular expression.
Coverage increased (+0.1%) to 98.571% when pulling 2e50deb19332747e179eeb667eda2d49fee94431 on KingOfBrian:custom_derived_data_path into 707163d79c20b17e7e854fb6089fab57f83c2a78 on giginet:master.
I'm setting up danger-xcprofiler on a Jenkins box, and we put the derived data in a different directory. The plugin doesn't allow you to specify a DerivedData directory, but xcprofiler does. This just relays through another string.
Additionally, we have a handful of errors in our Pods directory that I want to be able to ignore. So I added an
ignored_files
property to the plugin that mimics the behavior ofdanger-xcode_summary
and allows a simple regular expression.