Maxime Lapointe

In the case of travis, if you use one of the popular coverage system that link to it, they will take care of the merging. From experience, coveralls does it...

Super interesting edge-case finding, I love those :) I think that last line is not accurate, or at least misleading? ``` ruby -e 'def m; -> { Proc.new { return...

Haha, here is another one, no lambda involved! (at least not directly ;)). The proc is made in the same "stack", but called at different places. ```ruby class A def...

That could work. This has the side-effect of printing the long command when there is a problem. I don't think that's a problem.

I would have needed that right now. Thanks to igorwww... for the reference to rbtrace which did allow me to do the same thing. Altho it is definetly not as...

An idea worth considering. In many cases (always?) that infomation is there through the red highlighted nodes. [see line 540 of ActiveSupport example](https://deep-cover.github.io/rails-cover/activesupport/activesupport/lib/active_support/cache.rb.html) When there is no highlighting, then you...

Sounds like a good idea. Worth trying it out at least. Thanks

Thank you for the feedback! I'm not sold on automatically openening the file at all to be honest. Most tools don't open the output automatically. I'm thinking that just outputing...

Hello, for 22.04, I first tried with a clean Ubuntu MATE install and had the same problems you mention. Not being familiar with these resources files, i flailed around for...

Hello @jonny5, sadly, there is no way to do this at the moment. I didn't think of that use-case when developping this gem. For the `where_assoc_exists`, you can call it...