Just create test.js with content below and run nyc node test.js

var await;

NYC exits with an empty report:

 ----------|---------|----------|---------|---------|-------------------
File      | % Stmts | % Branch | % Funcs | % Lines | Uncovered Line #s
----------|---------|----------|---------|---------|-------------------
All files |       0 |        0 |       0 |      

Hello! The documentation appears to indicate that Format can be specified on the command line for the VSTest integration (see https://github.com/tonerdo/coverlet/blob/master/Documentation/VSTestIntegration.md#coverlet-options-supported-by-vstest-integration), but it provides no examples on how to do so and I've had zero luck figuring it out myself. Assuming that is indeed possible, would someone b

The README for nyc states:

Please start with the pre-configured @istanbuljs/nyc-config-babel preset [...]

The README for nyc-config-babel states:

Handy default configuration for instrumenting your babel-backed project [...]

When I configure my babel project without this package, everything seems to work correctly. None of the documentation I've found explains why I should pull in t

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
We have a database schema which includes temporary objects - this means objects which are required only for a short time like procedure for upgrades or objects which are still work in progress - and legacy test code. Temporary objects are always prefixed with the username of the author like:
windowsusr_my_table
Test Procedures a

When testing in a matrix, uploads often fail after the first one. I'm testing against different versions of Python, and I only need to upload the coverage information once, by including

if: matrix.python-version == 3.8

in the codecov job. It took me a while to figure this out, so maybe it is nice to include this in the readme.

If I understood the docs correctly, --disable-coverage-init is supposed to allow updating already existing coverage information with new test cases. However, I was unable to make it work, since it either complains that an existing cov directory was found or, if told to overwrite the directory with -O, it says /tmp/afl-ramdisk/out/cov/lcov/trace.lcov_info_final.

Could you add an example

Since dotnetcore's behavior when testing entire solution is trying also test non testing projects and then whole process is evaluated as non successful at least on linux, then I need to run test on one by one testing project separately I need to somehow then merge altcover results into one xml file, is that possible?

Example:

$pattern = "sign/in";
$actual = "https://test.dev/sign/in?_fid=j3o0";
\Tester\Assert::match($pattern, $actual);

Current tester output:

Failed: 'https://test.dev/sign/in?_fid=j3o0' should match
       ... 'sign/in' in testAbc()

It would nice something like:

Failed: 'wrong pattern format given.'
Failed: 'https://test.dev/sign/in?_fid=j3o0' should matc

In the README.md:

To get the best results, make sure that you have coverage/.resultset.json in
your application directory. That way skunk knows what's the status of your
test suite + code coverage.

Running skunk without that file is kind of pointless. The whole idea of the "StinkScore" is to combine RubyCritic's cost with SimpleCov's lack of coverage, in order to get a realistic "

As asked in #52 the user wants to have spec file coverage in the report. Right now we strip this information, leaving code coverage for application source code only (see https://github.com/cypress-io/code-coverage/blob/master/support.js#L63). Make it into a configurable option.

The package name should be searchable by browser search function.
Right now you have to search by hand in a long unsorted list.