New poster here... for some reason, after running PL/SQL tests that failed (once, maybe twice), I'm no longer able to recreate coverage report for (my | any) PL/SQL test project, even after subsequent success of (running | all) tests.
I tried the following...
Deleted 'coverage' folder and restarted tests with --coverage
Deleted 'coverage' folder contents (not the folder itseif) and restarted tests with --coverage
Restarted tests with --coverage and C:\Temp\AnyBlankFolder argument
Created a new, blank project, with plsql-spec init, then created a new _spec.rb then restarted tests with --coverage
Reinstalled ruby-plsql-spec by force, with gem, bundler then both
...to no avail. Note that...
'coverage' folder and files are recreated except index.html file, which is the coverage report itself.
I can still run tests and (re)create normal test reports
So...
What am I doing wrong ?
What would cause the inability of ruby-plsql-spec to recreate coverage report ?
DBMS_PROFILER is likely working, as coverage reports used to be working BEFORE my first failing tests. Also, my privileges are barely sufficient to run tests and create required artifacts in my schema, and haven't changed. Ever.
Hello there,
New poster here... for some reason, after running PL/SQL tests that failed (once, maybe twice), I'm no longer able to recreate coverage report for (my | any) PL/SQL test project, even after subsequent success of (running | all) tests.
I tried the following...
--coverage
--coverage
--coverage
andC:\Temp\AnyBlankFolder
argumentplsql-spec init
, then created a new _spec.rb then restarted tests with--coverage
ruby-plsql-spec
by force, withgem
,bundler
then both...to no avail. Note that...
So...
DBMS_PROFILER is likely working, as coverage reports used to be working BEFORE my first failing tests. Also, my privileges are barely sufficient to run tests and create required artifacts in my schema, and haven't changed. Ever.
Thank you.