MichaelBMiner

> I'm not familiar with how ceedling invokes gcovr. > > Is there any way to get the gcovr command line invocation? How is the project structured? Too many variables...

This gives me a lot of information. Thank you. In my jenkins pipeline I do build my code which creates .elf files for our device. I am sure there are...

@latk I just ran ceedling and code coverage for a different project. The gcovr command is the same `'gcovr --root "." --exclude "^vendor.*|^build.*|^test.*|^lib.*" --branches --sort-percentage --xml-pretty --xml "build/artifacts/gcov/GcovCoverageCobertura.xml" --html-details --html...

@mvandervoord can you look at this thread? Any ideas why my new project does not generate a code coverage report?

@mvandervoord here is everything requested. The project was given to me in a complicated state. As such I have two yml files. At run time I create a symbolic link...

> @seppeon, @MichaelBMiner, which compiler version were you using? We've recently become aware that gcovr struggles processing coverage data from GCC 11 (cf #597), which might be related. gcc (Ubuntu...

I think I am having a similar issue and my fix was just to put a 25 millisecond wait before a read. The same file mentioned above I put in...

Using WireShark to watch the file transfer I do see my device sending the correct ACK. I have not debugged the code yet, but I will be doing so.

An update before we all leave for the holidays. I have two devices sending out writegroups. At some points in time the devices send out a burst of writegroups (6...

Another update, it seems writegroups are not the underlying issue but YABE. If I open YABE and select a devices device object YABE reads all the necessary information. If I...