fix(coverage): write coverage file even when tests fail #12717
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thank you, makes sense to me. @DaniPopes do you see any side effect with the approach?
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Motivation
Being able to look at coverage even when tests fail. It's annoying to have to ignore failing tests in the test command just to get the coverage report to write.
Solution
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