Paul Johnson

cpancover.com could fairly easily say whether or not any C or XS code was executed during the coverage run of the module. But, as with the deps discussion, that would...

The code to install a module is https://github.com/pjcj/Devel--Cover/blob/master/lib/Devel/Cover/Collection.pm#L151 I'm happy to get cpancover to install optional dependencies. I'd be even happier if someone could tell me how to do that.

It's surprisingly hard to write code to automatically install arbitrary CPAN modules.

Unfortunately, there is no way to do this at the moment. I will leave this ticket open as a reminder that this should be done.

See more analysis in #212

Thanks very much for this detective work! I will add your code as a test. If you make any progress with the solution please post it here. I'll also try...

You're quite correct that this is rather tricky, but I have been making some progress on it recently and I have a local branch for it. But documentation of the...

After extensive research by Aaron Crane, it is all but impossible to implement this without core support. So we're going to go for core support.

With luck, it will be in Perl 5.32 in about a year or so

Hello Gabor, Unfortunately the html_minimal report (the default report which you are using here) is buggy with respect to condition coverage. It tries to provide nice reports with multiple conditions,...