$ bashcov -s /usr/local/bin/bats tests
bashcov: warning: you are using a version of Bash that does not support BASH_XTRACEFD. All xtrace output will print to standard error, and your script's output on standard error will not be printed to the console.
✓ test something
1 test, 0 failures
bashcov: warning: /private/var/folders/15/3v34mvyj0xl17rhb89m70px00000gn/T/bats.13239.src was executed but has been deleted since then - it won't be reported in coverage.
Run completed using bashcov 1.8.2 with Bash 3.2, Ruby 2.6.0, and SimpleCov 0.15.1.
Coverage report generated for /bin/bash /usr/local/bin/bats tests to /private/tmp/tmp/coverage. 0.0 / 0.0 LOC (100.0%) covered.
Notice the last bit of the last line: 0.0 / 0.0 LOC (100.0%) covered. I tried running this from an absolute bats location, to avoid #48, but I get 0% coverage. It looks like BATS is running properly, but bashcov is not tracing any of the files.
Now if I run the command without BATS, i.e. bashcov -s ./hello.sh 1, then it works great and I get an accurate coverage metric. My testing is solely BATS, and don't think it should be necessary to write another script file to run the BATS tests (even tried that, and it's still not working 100% as I'd expect it to).
Similar to #48, I get the following output:
Notice the last bit of the last line:
0.0 / 0.0 LOC (100.0%) covered
. I tried running this from an absolutebats
location, to avoid #48, but I get 0% coverage. It looks like BATS is running properly, but bashcov is not tracing any of the files.Now if I run the command without BATS, i.e.
bashcov -s ./hello.sh 1
, then it works great and I get an accurate coverage metric. My testing is solely BATS, and don't think it should be necessary to write another script file to run the BATS tests (even tried that, and it's still not working 100% as I'd expect it to).Please help!