Update instuctions for usage with spring to suggest Rails.application.eager_load! #678
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A cleaner solution to usage with spring than copying
SimpleCov.start
code toconfig/spring.rb
. 🍝According to suggestion from @ibrahima here #381 (comment)
and @adampope here https://stormconsultancy.co.uk/blog/development/ruby-on-rails/getting-accurate-code-coverage-metrics-from-simplecov-rails-project/
I took a chance and removed the current instruction because I felt it wasn't as good, but I'll gladly add it back if you feel that both should be there. 😇
I'm not sure if there are any cons to calling eager load here so it would be good to hear from more people if this is a good solution. 📣
For my rails project I got 0% coverage until I copied
SimpleCov.start if Rails.env.test?
intoconfig/spring.rb
, then I looked around until I found the eager load solution. I also tried withDISABLE_SPRING=1
as suggested here #381 (comment) but that didn't seem to do anything.