There are issues where some installations get 2.0, which doesn't support older rubies...
And the ...

Needed otherwise 2.0 gets installed and we need an older version for ruby 2.2 and 2.1

2.7 is still far off. At this stage, the problems are often in the dependencies

Basic issue is that the following is not valid Ruby code for some reason:

a = b = *c

We us...

There is now an incompatiblity

There is a built-in one for ruby, and the gem doesn't appear to be compatible with truffleruby

Mainly to avoid tests that break poorly because it was forgotten.

Finally fixed: https://github.com/travis-ci/travis-ci/issues/8978

They behave differently than MRI. This only solves without deep-cover.

In our case, other than the full testsuite, everything will probably be faster with rubydev. YMMV

We may need to tweak some to handle truffle vs jruby when we get to it, but for now, we assume th...

We are slightly less strict than JRuby... Oh well...

It now outputs similar results in both 2.5 and 2.6

Same as what Travis does, makes sense to me

`rake dev:install` already does everything the default install did, no need for the extra bundle ...

Avoid those tests

The old way didn't work anymore, since we now need to use a require, no need for special-casing J...

Same problem as Ruby 2.2 and less, #autoload doesn't call #require

This makes it easier for users to use a script that launches multiple commands, as the top-script...

Instead of only modified options

Just use the current directory as root

If someone want to only report, we have deep-cover report now.

--- NONE

And both default to CLI_DEFAULT.

This ain't perfect, we would still have problems with projects that use multiple .rubocop.yml fil...

We don't want to always execute it all, for example, when running the CLI, we want some of it later.

Basically does a `CD` before doing anything

The new option to change dir does the same thing

Now that any file might be instrumented based on configuration, this has very little benefit

We also do it directly in the rewriting step to be more efficient.

All of this is now done by the :auto_detect paths, and otherwise is based on the config.

Additionally, path of the CoveredCode is now the original one, so the tracker_paths in the instru...

Its a messy commit. But the code was pretty messy to begin with...
No more tracker bucket/storage...