Jonathan Gamble

Here is my repository, although you can't really test it. https://github.com/jdgamble555/fireblog.io J

I think I got it working. I migrated my old app to a new app and have no problems. I'm not sure what happened. Thanks for your time and work...

Wouldn't that still be a bug if it only works with the relative path? Every example out there uses `src/something...`. The relative path (from `angular.json`) would just be `./src/app/myfolder/**` anyway....

It is included in the code coverage report `ng test --no-watch --code-coverage`. I also tried: ``` { "codeCoverage": true, "codeCoverageExclude": ["src/app/myfolder/**/*"] } ``` Still not working... J

@alan-agius4 - You can easily see it does not work. https://github.com/jdgamble555/code-coverage J

Yours looks different than mine. Are you running `ng test --code-coverage` or `ng test --no-watch --code-coverage` ? You can see my `test.service.ts` gets included in both times, as it should...

So the `--code-coverage` flag does not run code coverage? This is where I am confused. J

Got it. Well make a note for a separate feature request to hide directories from testing, not code-coverage. Appreciate the help! J

You can delete this one.

Well, it is basically the same thing. I really don't care what algorithm it uses, as long as fuzzy search "phrases" would be possible and optimized for speed like algolia,...