Open akellbl4 opened 4 months ago
Looks like esbuild
doesn't respect comments inside switch
:
https://esbuild.egoist.dev/#W1siaW5kZXgudH...:
switch (option) {
...
/* This is removed -- @preserve */
/* istanbul ignore next -- @preserve */
default: {
/* This is preserved -- @preserve */
/* istanbul ignore next -- @preserve */
return 'Not a foo, not a bar';
}
}
Becomes:
switch (option) {
...
default: {
/* This is preserved -- @preserve */
/* istanbul ignore next -- @preserve */
return "Not a foo, not a bar";
}
}
I don't think there are any work-arounds for this unfortunately.
@AriPerkkio thanks for looking into it! I'll file an issue to esbuild. Should this issue be closed or left for tracking purposes?
We can leave this as open as it's now marked as upstream
issue. It's good for others who run into same issue. And maybe in future once Vite moves from esbuild to Rolldown this issue could get fixed.
I haven't use vitest's coverage tool before so maybe I'm wrong. Does vitest support sourcemaps in coverage report? At least I know c8 supports it which is working perfectly on my tiny projects (like this one). In addition integrating esbuild in tests like this is quite simple. Here's the source code of my tiny ts loader.
Sourcemap support is obviously useful here because the report can find the original comments from the source instead of from the transpiled js.
@hyrious sure it does support. Without source maps code coverage in Vitest would be useless as most users are using code transforms.
@vitest/coverage-v8
works just fine with the reproduction as it does exclusion when comparing to the source code. Note that the issue title mentions Istanbul coverage.
Istanbul's instrumentation is done to the transpiled code, not the source codes.
Same situation with /* istanbul ignore else */
Describe the bug
If
switch...case
is used anddefault
statement is not covered by tests and/* istanbul ignore next -- @preserve */
used for ignoring the branch, it still shows up as uncovered.I tried different combinations with double slash comment and wrapping
default
into a block, which produced the same result.Reproduction
https://stackblitz.com/edit/github-rzcfqv
System Info
Used Package Manager
npm
Validations