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Division undefined error in Coverage #3
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Looks like the coverage format has changed |
@renep Just wondering if you have any updates? Xcode v 8.3.2 & 8.3.3 are both giving "division undefined" error.
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Nope. Have not found any time to fix this. |
I'm encountering this problem too. Maybe I could work on it and submit a PR? |
PR are always welcome, especially if they also contain unit tests 😀 |
Running into the same error. Appreciate a fix to the code. |
okay, PR submitted, please take a look and let me know what you think |
how soon can you release the next version that contains this fix? |
I have already created version 0.9.4 today |
Don't you need to release 0.9.4 of this project, and then add it to the gradle-xcodePlugin project and release that project? I don't mean to appear pushy, just wondering if there's more that I can do or if it's up to you to release new versions of both projects? |
Latest develop version of the gradle-xcodePlugin (0.15.1.develop.115) includes 0.9.4. This version was created on the 14th Aug. (Every commit on the |
Oh great! I didn't realize that. Thanks. |
I confirm that it's working as expected. |
@davetrux wrote:
Since upgrading to Xcode 8.3.1 the coverage task fails with a Division undefined error:
It seems like the lines covered and lines executed are no longer being generated or pulled from the coverage report?
All of our projects are experiencing this.
See: openbakery/gradle-xcodePlugin#349
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