Lukas Atkinson

@Spacetown I think that runs into the problems of nested functions, as outlined in my PR review. In addition to the nested function concern, I'm also not sure how that...

Hello @smavridis, thanks for this suggestion! It definitely looks like an interesting idea, and like a useful feature for some people. The `--html-self-contained` feature doesn't do this because it was...

I don't think it's possible to do without JS for a single-page report unless all other anchors are entirely removed – for example, navigating to a function or line would...

> Yeah, this is 100% possible with post-processing the `json` files -- however, the status report is _so close_ with just flipping `line.is_covered` vs. `line.is_uncovered` that I thought it was...

Thank you for your suggestion. This is an often-requested feature, and I too want to see this happen. However, I'm planning to do larger changes to gcovr's architecture and to...

The behaviour of filters has been clarified/corrected in the 4.0 release. Unfortunately, you encountered one of the cases where the changes were not entirely backwards-compatible. Filters are regular expressions that...

Your regex `(.*/)+folder` requires a slash before the folder name. It matches `foo/bar/folder/whatever` but not the relative path `folder/whatever`. The `+` quantifier wants to see at least one occurrence of...

The regex `.*/folder/.*` still requires the path to have a slash before the folder name and thus won't match entries in the current directory. Note that a trailing `.*` in...

Ok, that clarifies things a lot. None of the directories you want to ignore are in the current working directory, therefore all of my talk about incorrect slashes is moot....

Since branches have no stable identifiers, it is not generally possible to merge branch coverage data across multiple test runs if templates are involved. The alternative would be to ensure...