feature: specify other binary basenames #165
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…and replced by sonar.coverage.binaryNames
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I added the sonar.coverage.otherBinaryNames in the sonar-project.properties template and the run-sonar-swift.sh script.
For some projects, we may have code developed as side projects or frameworks in a workspace. This new field will add the ability to generate code coverage reports by including those frameworks.
It will append in the slather command as many "--binary-basename BinaryName" as provided in the otherBinaryNames field.