Closed DannyJF closed 10 years ago
Two things:
first, the output to a file is only in master. second, you would have to wrap the --format="junit>tmp/output.xml" in a string -- otherwise you're piping everything to that file -- as it's a standard shell way to do that.
When writing output to a file and running code coverage, the code coverage console output gets written to the file.
Example: bundle exec teaspoon -f junit>tmp/output.xml --coverage-reports=lcov
This affects 0.7.9. I apologize if this was already reported and I missed it looking through previous issues.