Invalid input source specified

[niran]

When I ran solidity-coverage for the first time, it gave me this error:

Invalid input source specified.
Compiliation failed. See above.

After some debugging, it turns out that the problem was the paths on my imports. I'd been importing "Contract.sol" instead of "./Contract.sol" in my contracts. Since solidity-coverage is more particular about the current working directory than truffle is, someone else might run into this issue. It's not a solidity-coverage bug, but I'm creating an issue in the hopes that the next person to have that problem comes across it.

[cgewecke]

@niran Thanks so much! That makes sense. Good to know.

[HOkn]

For myself, it was the opposite.

Worked: import "./networkmanager.sol";
Did NOT work: import "networkmanager.sol";

[RomanOznobin]

Thanks so much to !!!

[cleanunicorn]

@HOkn That's exactly how you should do it. Your import should have the prefix ./
This will work
import "./networkmanager.sol";

This will create an error
import "networkmanager.sol";

Invalid input source specified.
Compiliation failed. See above.

[EbubeUd]

For me, it occurred in my test scripts. What I did was to comment out this line
import "remix_accounts.sol";