Michael Förderer
Michael Förderer
@latk Was this intended to turn of the assert by default in the new parser? https://github.com/gcovr/gcovr/blob/933731ad0ad8401f750780a7f0ec95033a60cf67/gcovr/gcov_parser.py#L640-L644
No I'm really confused. 😞 The function following function is called in two place. https://github.com/gcovr/gcovr/blob/933731ad0ad8401f750780a7f0ec95033a60cf67/gcovr/merging.py#L185 - When merging JSON files the default merge option is used (`ignore_function_lineno = False`) which...
> Hi, I'm also facing this issue. > > Is there a workaround (maybe via configuration) that I can use to ignore this function line number check? Are you also...
I can work on this but prefer to close #474 first.
@latk For the use of the upcoming version in my company I was also thinking about a standalone executable. The problem is that we use IBM ClearCase and create a...
Do you run gcovr in the same directory as the compiler? Btw. your regex is wrong, the . of .libs should be masked.
Gcovr should be called from the same directory as the compiler to get the correct source paths. Can you test the branch from https://github.com/gcovr/gcovr/issues/368#issuecomment-883688927? I've implemented a fallback to search...
This behavior was introduced with 5.0 (https://github.com/gcovr/gcovr/commit/fc67f1804df55db289e7ddfd33cce015a2b3a761) if the source file can't be found.
The problem is that GCC writes the file path relative to the working directory and gcovr tries to get the correct path. Can you run gcov from the same directory...
@kcudnik Can this be closed?