There is a chance that the coverage was being written to a relative path, where the first " is interpreted as being a folder name and the last " as being a suffix of the file name. Maybe this the reasons why the coverage jobs often fail, running out of space. A relative path might end up creating one file for each working directory instead of just a global one, and the tests might use many different working directories.
There is a chance that the coverage was being written to a relative path, where the first
"
is interpreted as being a folder name and the last"
as being a suffix of the file name. Maybe this the reasons why the coverage jobs often fail, running out of space. A relative path might end up creating one file for each working directory instead of just a global one, and the tests might use many different working directories.