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I was trying to make sure that a certain file was loaded first by isparta / istanbul by passing --include path/to/first.js --include **/*.js, however this didn't seem to 'make it to istanbul'. It seems to go wrong on this line:
Since ops.includes is read there where the actual option is called ops.include as far as I can tell. I didn't open a pull request since I was unsure whether you wanted to make the cli argument --includes (that would be nicely symmetrical with --excludes) or that you wanted to fix this on the line mentioned above. I would guess the former, however the commandline argument is a 'public api' of course. Then again: I don't think those includes are working anyway.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I was trying to make sure that a certain file was loaded first by isparta / istanbul by passing
--include path/to/first.js --include **/*.js
, however this didn't seem to 'make it to istanbul'. It seems to go wrong on this line:isparta/src/cli.js
Line 189 in 8cd2944
Since
ops.includes
is read there where the actual option is calledops.include
as far as I can tell. I didn't open a pull request since I was unsure whether you wanted to make the cli argument--includes
(that would be nicely symmetrical with--excludes
) or that you wanted to fix this on the line mentioned above. I would guess the former, however the commandline argument is a 'public api' of course. Then again: I don't think those includes are working anyway.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: