From my understanding teaspoon coverage support is done by invoking on file by file the teaspoon instrument command instead of relying on cover so it can support sprockets directives resolution.
So it doesn't support the --include-all-sources flag and because of that, doesn't output as 0% coverage for files without corresponding specs:
--include-all-sources
instrument all unused sources after running tests, defaults to
false
Can we support instrumenting them by something like a configuration flag?
From my understanding teaspoon coverage support is done by invoking on file by file the
teaspoon instrumentcommand instead of relying oncoverso it can support sprockets directives resolution.So it doesn't support the
--include-all-sourcesflag and because of that, doesn't output as 0% coverage for files without corresponding specs:Can we support instrumenting them by something like a configuration flag?