So that Petersburg-compiled contracts can properly be tested for coverage
This is fixed on solidity-coverage@beta
Good to see you back @cgewecke, missed your contributions
How would it be possible to contribute to this project? Just clone the repository, make changes locally and create a pull request?
@fabianorodrigo Yes. Because there is work underway at the moment could you open an issue with the changes you'd like to make so we can talk about them first?
@fabianorodrigo Yes. Because there is work underway at the moment could you open an issue with the changes you'd like to make so we can talk about them first?
@cgewecke , how is the development environment setup? I cloned the repository and just call 'node bin/exec.js' but I got the message "couldn't find a 'contracts' folder to instrument".
When I try do debug using VSCode I got '${file} can not be resolved. Please open an editor'.
Should I just create a folder 'contract' with some solidity files to see it running or is there a better way to do this?
@fabianorodrigo Apologies, I'm going to move your question to separate issue: #338.
Fixed in 0.6.0. Thanks @BrendanChou!
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Good to see you back @cgewecke, missed your contributions