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Currently I'm running into an issue described here. karma-runner/karma-coverage#185. I'm quite unsure if this is related to isparta, istanbul or my-brain. Maybe i miss something?
Let me explain what's going on. I've a simple library, written in ES6, which i want to test.
Currently I'm running into an issue described here. karma-runner/karma-coverage#185. I'm quite unsure if this is related to
isparta
,istanbul
ormy-brain
. Maybe i miss something?Let me explain what's going on. I've a simple library, written in ES6, which i want to test.
Example code: https://github.com/gearsdigital/stunning-octo-train
Given
Spec
Expected Result
The generated coverage report looks fine so far:
Unexpected Result
If i want to reuse the method written above and execute it, the overage report looks wrong for me. There are no tests for this method.
I wrote about the same problem here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/34291595/karma-coverage-report-shows-code-as-covered-which-is-obviously-not-covered
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