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[Question] block level coverage
See original GitHub issueI’m seemingly can’t found a documentation on taking coverage with block precision level.
What I do?
I’m using the method startJSCoverage() with Chromium. Here, I do not see an option to make it block level (detailed).
What am I missing?
The coverage returns back (upon stopJSCoverage()) while isBlockCoverage is always false.
Is it possible to run coverage in precise mode?
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I’ve figured things out, seemingly, mostly the whole issue was due to my misunderstanding of isolate management. Thank you very much for the help in any case.
I’ll try to play with it a bit more, in general will be able to just give here few command lines to run on my branch and you’ll get the output. But let me play a bit more with this.
BTW, I’m trying to turn on the debugger (well, pretty much almost the same as in the code you’ve sent me), but seemingly the code still get’s optimized - I’m judging from the coverage data self…