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fix: flutter coverage-package unusable through melos #696
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You could try running it through the shell you want to use like |
No there's no hidden part here. Here's the help text for this parameter.
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Ah, I didn't know that was included in
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Nope same result. |
Interesting, I did not get that same result on Linux. |
Escaping does not help. |
Is there an existing issue for this?
Version
5.3.0
Description
This command for example:
melos exec -- "flutter test --coverage --coverage-package=MELOS_PACKAGE_NAME(|_service)"
will end with an error.
This is not due to the env variable MELOS_PACKAGE_NAME but to the regular expression itself. Tested with other expressions with the same result.
I also tried to put the regular expression to an env variable.
Those examples are OK ✅:
flutter test --coverage --coverage-package=package_name(|_service)✅
melos exec -- "flutter test --coverage --coverage-package=MELOS_PACKAGE_NAME" => ✅
melos exec -- "flutter test --coverage --coverage-package=package_name" => ✅
Steps to reproduce
Expected behavior
MELOS_PACKAGE_NAME replaced and the regular expression correctly handled to provide deep code coverage
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