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I'm in the process of working terratest into a comprehensive IaC pipeline with deep integration with GitLab and was curious if there was any way to track code coverage? It would be especially useful i…
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Hey @mannodermaus, I'm trying to create a jacoco report for instrumented junit 5 tests. With applying the `jacoco` plugin and `enableAndroidTestCoverage = true` I can get a report with all classes, bu…
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Currently, code coverage includes both fuzz and concrete tests. The fuzz tests require that functions are not reverting. That's why we use `assume` and `bound` in them. Thus, they only test for non re…
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Some good candidates for testing coverage are:
- [ ] Dispatch Commands
- [ ] Dispatch Arguments
- [ ] Many of the Persistence utilities (`Persistence`, `FileUtil`, `DataContainer`, etc.)
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Enable `codecov` as other projects in open-telemetry did. This requires maintainer status.
References:
- see https://github.com/open-telemetry/community/issues/1926
- see https://docs.codecov.com…
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For a python library like ours, a 90% coverage threshold should be the ideal.
It should already consider the slow tests as well.
Coverage is not the only metric that matters, but it is the best on…
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With https://github.com/elastic/kibana/pull/62336 we're going to have open visibility into code coverage. Before we go live I'd like to validate that stats going into the coverage report are an accur…
jbudz updated
3 weeks ago
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Add code coverage using coveralls
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Add to CI like we have in bio2zarr
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