Test failed. Because each processing's coverage is not fine. But total coverage was fine.

[kouyaf77]

Is it possible to check only total coverage?
I'm using simplecov (0.14.1) and parallel_tests (2.14.1)

[...]

Coverage report generated for RSpec:248423 to /vagrant/Source/Rails/xxx/coverage. 3741 / 10680 LOC (35.03%) covered.
Coverage (35.03%) is below the expected minimum coverage (80.00%).

[...]

Coverage report generated for RSpec:248423, RSpec:248434 to /vagrant/Source/Rails/xxx/coverage. 4929 / 8455 LOC (58.3%) covered.
Coverage (58.30%) is below the expected minimum coverage (80.00%).

[...]

Coverage report generated for RSpec:24838, RSpec:248423, RSpec:248434 to /vagrant/Source/Rails/xxx/coverage. 5572 / 7620 LOC (73.12%) covered.
Coverage (73.12%) is below the expected minimum coverage (80.00%).

[...]

Coverage report generated for RSpec:24838, RSpec:248423, RSpec:248434, RSpec:248472 to /vagrant/Source/Rails/xxx/coverage. 6176 / 7127 LOC (86.66%) covered.
Tests Failed

3340 examples, 0 failures, 22 pendings

[PragTob]

Ugh. If it doesn't do it with this setting then no it probably isn't possible atm (to the best of my knowledge) :|

That said, I wanted to enable & use that setting on our own CI and we are also running with parallel_tests. So I might have to fix that either way... still if you have a PR/idea I'd be glad to have it :D

[PragTob]

It seems the problem was brought up before as part of #559 and there seems to be a workaround as per this comment

[kouyaf77]

@PragTob
I see. Thanks a lot.
I'm going to refer this comment