@golovetska As a matter of fact, I have such a script, albeit not published in a public repository yet. Here you go:

#!/bin/bash
# get the path of the coverage directory, relative to this script
DIR="$( cd "$( dirname "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}" )" && pwd )/../.coverage/"

# run all the PHPUnit and PHPSpec tests, and merge the coverage.
printf "Running PHPUnit test suites...\n\n"
vendor/bin/phpunit --coverage-php $DIR/.cov/coverage_phpunit.cov

printf "\nRunning PHPSpec test suites...\n\n"
vendor/bin/phpspec run

printf "\nMerging results in '<project_root>/.coverage'...\n\n"
vendor/bin/phpcov merge $DIR/.cov --html $DIR

printf "\nDone!\n\n Open '<project_root>/.coverage/index.html' in a browser to see the results.\n\n"

exit 0

You will indeed, generate the coverage reports in clover format, then merge them and generate an HTML report using php-code-coverage.

I have a .coverage/ folder in the root of my project (which is committed, b/c the tools are only able to create one level of folders, e.g., they can create .cov/. but not .coverage/.cov) for doing this stuff. This script is located in bin/. Just so the paths calculated by the script make more sense.

And thanks! :)

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