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# coding: utf-8
# This is not a normal module/class. It contains code to be run by bin/fig and
# bin/fig-debug when doing coverage.
# Depends upon setup done by spec/spec_helper.rb.
if ! ENV['FIG_COVERAGE_RUN_COUNT'] || ! ENV['FIG_COVERAGE_ROOT_DIRECTORY']
$stderr.puts \
'FIG_COVERAGE_RUN_COUNT or FIG_COVERAGE_ROOT_DIRECTORY not set. Cannot do coverage correctly.'
exit 1
end
require 'simplecov'
# Normal load of .simplecov does not work because SimpleCov assumes that
# everything is relative to the current directory. The manipulation of
# SimpleCov.root below takes care of most things, but that doesn't affect
# .simplecov handling done in the "require 'simplecov'" above.
load File.expand_path(
File.join(ENV['FIG_COVERAGE_ROOT_DIRECTORY'], '.simplecov')
)
# We may run the identical fig command-line multiple times, so we need to give
# additional value to make the run name unique.
SimpleCov.command_name(
"fig run #{ENV['FIG_COVERAGE_RUN_COUNT']} (#{ARGV.join(' ')})"
)
SimpleCov.root ENV['FIG_COVERAGE_ROOT_DIRECTORY']
SimpleCov.at_exit do
# Have to invoke result() in order to get coverage data saved.
#
# Default at_exit() further invokes format():
#
# 1) We save time by not doing it on each fig run and let the rspec run
# handle that.
# 2) The formatter emits a message to stdout, which screws up tests of
# the fig output.
SimpleCov.result
end
SimpleCov.start
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