Remove formatting from coverage files in database #3001
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Coverage files are currently stored in the database with artificial line separators. This attempt at pre-rendering the files is problematic for a variety of reasons, all stemming from the fact that what's stored in the database is not actually what we want to be displayed. This PR adds a migration to remove these artificial separators and prevent them from being added to new records.
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Coverage files are currently stored in the database with artificial line separators. This attempt at pre-rendering the files is problematic for a variety of reasons, all stemming from the fact that what's stored in the database is not actually what we want to be displayed. This PR adds a migration to remove these artificial separators and prevent them from being added to new records.