coverage: whitelist: exclude option has no effect since PHPUnit 11.0 about codeception HOT 10 CLOSED

Excluding is no longer supported by phpunit/php-code-coverage library, you must be more specific about what code is included.

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At a second glance, implementation of exclude is not that difficult.

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Thank you. Exclude is very useful feature, because coverage vendor is useless and often slow.

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@zdenekgebauer Could you test my branch by installing "codeception/codeception": "dev-coverage-exclude-for-phpunit11 as 5.1.1" ?

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Warning is gone, but coverage report still contains directory tests/_output/coverage/vendor/* . I have project directory structure:

- tests/*
- www/app/*
- www/vendor/*
- codeception.dist.yml

configuration contains:

coverage:
    enabled: true
    include:
        - www/*
    exclude:
        - vendor/*

I tried also

    exclude:
        - www/vendor/*

it makes no difference.

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Did your configuration work with PHPUnit 10?

Any chance that you actually have both directories - vendor/ and www/vendor/?

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@Naktibalda Thank you, tested and works.

I've tested PR on project currently using Codeception + PHPUnit 10.
Used Codeception with patch, upgraded PHPUnit to 11, did not changed anything in codeception.yml.
Code coverage was generated as expected (HTML report).

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I created repo https://github.com/zdenekgebauer/test-codecept-exclude with simple test. Excluding vendor stil not working,

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@zdenekgebauer You sample repo still uses wrong path - you have to exclude www/vendor.

I found and fixed a bug which produced different fully qualified file names when wildcard pattern was one directory level deep e.g. www/* and when it had more levels (www/vendor/*).

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I've made an update to the test repository https://github.com/zdenekgebauer/test-codecept-exclude, adding tests to cover files located in various directories. Everything is functioning as expected, including the exclusion of vendor files.

Thank you very much!

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