Simon Schmid

@fran6k Awesome! Thanks for sharing!

Without `--include-path` the `kcov` terminal output is the same and I can see the test passed as expected. The index.html now lists many files, mostly bats related, but unfortunately not...

@eterlan Thanks! Good to know! Did changing `.com` to `.cn` solve this issue for you?

Hi! I found this issue and I might have run into the same issue. I created a minimal example repo to reproduce the issue: https://github.com/sschmid/kcov-sample It's 1 bash script to...

Here's are the logs for the "Test Coverage" step mentioned in my previous comment: [5_Test Coverage.txt](https://github.com/user-attachments/files/16994374/5_Test.Coverage.txt)

@SimonKagstrom I don't know. To test if it's a macOS-only issue, I wanted to change the GitHub action to `runs-on: ubuntu-latest`, but it seems theres no `kcov` package that I...

@SimonKagstrom Update: it seems to be macOS related I changed the GitHub action to `runs-on: ubuntu-latest` and followed the install steps (clone, cmake, make) and I'm building kcov from source...

@SimonKagstrom Update: For completeness I also have a run where I build kcov from sources, see https://github.com/sschmid/kcov-sample/actions/runs/10853960497/job/30123376533 Same issue, stuck in endless loop. Note: I couldn't get building from source...

> Unfortunately, I basically never use kcov for bash scripts myself, although a lot of other people seem to do that. Therefore progress with these bugs are typically slow, at...

@SimonKagstrom Results when using `--bash-method=DEBUG`: The GitHub action doesn't fail anymore, however coverage is 0% ``` Code covered: NaN% ``` Here's the run, see step "Test Coverage", no `kcov` related...