Fix bug where coverage is not collected #632

[JeffRMoore]

This fixes the bug discussed in #632 where coverage is not being collected correctly when using collectCoverage.

@cyjia tracked down the cause in #632. The onlyCollectFrom variable is an object, so !onlyCollectFrom always returns false instead of the intent of testing if the collectCoverageOnlyFrom configuration option is being used.

[cpojer]

Wait, this is weird. When do you get an object instead of undefined? It should only be an object when the option is explicitly provided in your config. If it isn't provided, it should be undefined.

[cpojer]

Should be fixed by #599. Thanks for your contribution.

[JeffRMoore]

I'm calling from a gulp task with...

jest.runCLI({}, __dirname, onComplete);

and

"collectCoverage": true,

In my package.json, with no collectCoverageOnlyFrom specified. The onlyCollectFrom variable then holds an empty object.

[JeffRMoore]

Ah, It looks like there was code in the test runner which assigned the object value.

/~https://github.com/facebook/jest/blob/0.8.2/src/TestRunner.js#L249

It looks like that is gone from the current master version of TestRunner.js.

Thanks.

[cpojer]

You can try jest-cli@next and see if that fixes your issue. It'll also make your test runs 2-4x faster :)

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