Tarpaulin not reporting per-package coverage in workspaces?

[maxburke]

My workspace has about 30 packages and I am trying to report coverage per-package in the workspace but right now if I run tarpaulin on a single package, either via cargo tarpaulin -p package1 or by running cargo tarpaulin in the package directory, it reports coverage numbers for all the other packages, and so the resulting the coverage numbers reported are very low.

Is there a way to have coverage reported for only the package on which it is invoked?

[xd009642]

You should be able to do it by just cd'ing into the package and running cargo tarpaulin there. If the package makes use of code from other packages an --exclude-files ../* might work (I'd have to check that but also globs are changing impl soon)

[maxburke]

Ah; the --exclude-files flag worked. Thanks!

[gitmalong]

cd mypackage # workspace member
cargo tarpaulin --exclude-files ../* -p appsuite-mypackage

That does not work in my case. It reports coverage for all packages (even non workspace members as it seems the workspace's exclude is not taken into account but that might be another topic.. ).

cargo-tarpaulin-tarpaulin 0.27.2

[maxburke]

I'm seeing a regression here; if I run cargo tarpaulin -p mypackage --exclude-files ../* I still get all the other workspace package code showing up in my coverage. It doesn't matter if I quote the glob to prevent shell expansion or not, it seems to happen regardless.

[cxyzhang0]

Same here - I tried my things but still I cannot get only the coverage for a single package in a multi-package workspace. I am using cargo-tarpaulin-tarpaulin 0.31.4.
Any idea how?