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Jenkins hanging after adding istanbul jsxcoverage to my code #676
I have added this in gulpfile.babel.js for test case coverage reports to be generated.
const jsxCoverageOpts = { src: opts.componentTestFiles || [], isparta: true, istanbul: { preserveComments: true, coverageVariable: 'MY_TEST_COVERAGE', exclude: /node_modules|test|icons|lib|index/, include: /.js?$/ }, transpile: { babel: { include: /.js?$/, exclude: /node_modules/ } },
coverage: { reporters: ['text', 'json','lcov'], directory: 'coverage' } };
gulp.task('mocha', function () { jsxCoverage.initModuleLoaderHack(jsxCoverageOpts);
return gulp.src(opts.componentTestFiles) .pipe(babel()) .pipe(mocha({timeout: 10000, require: ['./test/js/components/0_setup.js']})) .once('end', jsxCoverage.collectIstanbulCoverage(jsxCoverageOpts)) .once('error', function(err) { if (err !== undefined && err.message !== undefined && err.message.indexOf("failed") > -1) { console.log("Error :: " + err.message); process.exit(1); } else { console.log('End :: Test coverage report available at coverage/lcov-report/index.html'); this.emit('end'); } }); });
Locally with npm install build is fine and am able to see reports in coverage directory as well, but in jenkins it fails...