Allow to load ".set" files, which aggregate a set of coverage files #8
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can you please add a unit test for that ? |
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ping @zxgio |
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Hi @oddcoder , sorry for the delay; in a couple of weeks, I'll try to refactor my code and add unit tests. Now I'm working overtime for a job-related deadline. |
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ping @zxgio |
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I have refactored my code and added some tests. Locally it seems fine, I can't see what's wrong with the "Build phase" (I've never used Google Cloud Build) |
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The google cloud thing is unrelated, I am in the middle of exams, will finish my exams and check, thanks in advance. |
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No problem, thanks! |
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This patch allows loading the result of the intersection/union/subtraction of a set of coverage files. A (text) ".set" file consists of a line with the desired operations and the list of coverage files to aggregate.