feat: nyc no longer tries to run arguments passed to the instrumented bin #322
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| var args = JSON.parse(stdout) | ||
| args.should.include('--help') | ||
| args.should.include('--version') | ||
| args.should.not.include('--silent') |
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This pull request is an attempt to make nyc's argument parsing more clever, in the past:
nyc npm test --silentwould have resulted in
nycitself reading the--silentflag, and failing to print output.With this fix, nyc instead parses:
nyc npm test, dropping the trailing arguments.fixes: #99, #201
Reviewers: @MoOx, @jamestalmage, @danez, @JaKXz