doc: add an example of coverage paths normalization#593
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Thank you! However, your particular case seems rather unique for inclusion in the "Merging reports" section of the README. |
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The section already contains a matrix of different OSs. |
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I see! Thank you! |
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"The difference in path separators between operating systems" is unnecessary information for an example, so I'd like to modify the example. |
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Change the example from OS-based matrix (macos/ubuntu/windows) to test sharding to avoid confusion about cross-platform path separator handling, which is not relevant to the coverage merging feature itself. Ref: #593
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Because all of Ubuntu/Mac/Windows runners produce different coverage paths...
Normalization may be needed on other test matrix.