Force -coverage -O0 to be after the default -O2 #5
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The previous behavior was resulting in a compiler crash which was causing travis to hang
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Thanks! Is there something I can suggest to upstream |
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I think it is just a bug in covr (the intent was to override |
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OK well thanks for fixing. Is there a small reproducible example with cmark that we can give the cmark author, or does the problem seem to be related to R? |
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The previous behavior was resulting in a compiler crash which was
causing travis to hang.
This fixes the issue on my local vagrant VM, hopefully will also fix it when run on travis.
r-lib/covr#165 is opened to track this issue, I will have a fix in covr devel soon.