Ashley

Without the exclude, it doesn't seem to do it with that above seed. Just rerunning a few runs with random order again as unsetting the `` in my project will...

Ok, so I attached a debugger and I can see that `testResult.getSourceName()` is returning `io.github.ascopes.jct.tests.unit.compilers.AbstractJctCompilerTest$TargetTests`. The `getTreeLength` is going to return `1` from this, I assume. The class results list...

Cool, no worries. I may be able to look at some stuff at the weekend if I have time, so feel free to shout if there is anything in particular.

Ah whoops, I was removing an unused clone for another revanced project and accidentally deleted the wrong one... will reraise with the correct fixes as given above when I get...

Reopened at #3192

> @stewartsmith As per https://docs.aws.amazon.com/linux/al2023/ug/core-glibc.html there's glibc 2.34 in AL2023 (see also https://docs.aws.amazon.com/linux/al2023/release-notes/all-packages-AL2023.3.html for a full package list) - so that can be used for the manylinux_x_y formula for glibc...

This would be appreciated by me too, my pipelines run a number of parallel builds and aggregate coverage using codecov. Each build targets a slightly different platform where coverage varies...

Are there docs on how this should look?

Thanks, will give it a go now.

Looks like this attaches coverage to the CI pipeline itself, but it doesn't notify pull requests in a comment. Is this intentional? This would be my main use case that...