sloc value is different from that reported by gulp-sloc due to not showing _All_ files

[Smurf-IV]

gulp-sloc reports this:

    physical lines : 21163

lines of source code : 16045
total comment : 2533
singleline : 1044
multiline : 1489
empty : 2585

number of files read : 65

strict mode

gulp-coverage reports this:
"sloc": 3587,
"ssoc": 6711,
"sboc": 1251,
"coverage": 37.97044884304432,
"statements": 35.2853524064968,
"blocks": 27.018385291766588,
And lists only 35 files

Why are files missing ?

FYI:
Notice that the source lists are the same
// ==========================
gulp.task('linesOfCode', function(){
gulp.src(['./../Server/source//.js'])
.pipe(sloc());
});
// ==========================
gulp.task('nodeuniter', ['clean_uniter'], function () {
var stream = gulp.src(['./testing/.js'], {read: false})
.pipe(cover.instrument({
pattern: ['./../Server/source//*.js'],
debugDirectory: './.debug'
}))
.pipe(nodeunit({
reporter: 'junit',
reporterOptions: {
output: './.unitReport'
}
}))
.pipe(cover.gather())
.pipe(cover.format([{reporter: 'html'}, {reporter: 'json'}]))
.pipe(gulp.dest('./.covReport'));
return stream;
});
// ==========================

[Smurf-IV]

So found out that if the gulp.src does not load the files, then they will not be included in the coverage calculation,
i.e. if the following does not require a code file then it will not be piped into the instrument step

var stream = gulp.src(['./testing/*.js'], {read: false})

makes sense

So I tried this line

var stream = gulp.src(['./testing/_loadAllSource.js'], {read: false})

which has the following in the code

var modules = require('require-dir-all')(
path.resolve(__dirname, '../../Server/source'),
{
recursive: true,
includeFiles: /^.*.(js)$/,
excludeDirs: /^(.git|.svn|node_modules)$/
}
);

BUT
That attempts to start my server code, which is not the point, as the Unit tests should be loading just the bits they need in a standalone fashion.

So what is needed is some way of getting all the target files into the instrument step without them starting up or loading files etc.

[dylanb]

This module will only give you coverage stats for files that are tested with unit tests. That is a current limitation. Are there files that are being tested with unit tests that are being excluded?