Simon Kågström

My project kcov, https://github.com/SimonKagstrom/kcov, supports collecting Python code coverage and outputting it in a format which coverage-gutters understands. I use it for C/C++ code, but since the output is the...

For me it would be OK to remove it, but the best is perhaps to change the marks for edited lines to orange or something like that (or remove just...

Thanks! Will look into it. I think the approach go for if using your project is to `dlopen` it and use it if it exists, otherwise fall back to the...

I don't have any concrete plans for fixing this. The library mvdan mentioned above could be a way to do this, but otherwise it would be a major undertaking What...

I had to google a bit about this, since I'm not very familiar with how capabilities work. Anyway, this appears to be the reason: https://stackoverflow.com/a/25365247/177163 And probably the same thing...

Actually, it doesn't seem to work for me even without kcov. I'm using Fedora 24, perhaps some configuration is different there?

Wow! Nice work! So in order to add this, I guess the bash engine would have to recognise ksh and zsh "hash bangs" and use the specific helpers for them?...

It uses the existence of hash bangs to find out what "engine" it should use (as opposed to compiled programs and Python scripts), so it needs to use them. However,...

I've started work on a branch issue-137-ksh-zsh-support with your suggestions, but I'll work sporadically on it for now.

I've updated the branch now, with some sort of basic first working version. At least I think it's working. There are some hardcoded paths (/bin/zsh, /bin/ksh) which are not good.