Add unstable --dep-coverage option #353
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Thank you very much! I was going to use a script for this, but I didn't expect to implement this feature so quickly! |
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there is a typo |
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@davidzeng0 Good catch! Fixed in 1490458. |
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By default, cargo-llvm-cov only shows coverage of crates in the workspace.
This can be disabled by
--disable-default-ignore-filename-regexflag. However, in this case, coverage of crates and all dependencies in the workspace will be shown.If you specify a dependency with the
--dep-coverageoption that this PR adds, only the coverage of that dependency will be shown. The following is using--dep-coverage memchr:The option is currently marked as unstable due to limitations such as not yet being able to show coverage other than dependencies from crates.io.
cc @xizheyin