Given that there will be testing, it's good to have an idea of the overall coverage achieved by the tests. Striving towards 100% gives a more robust outlook on the software and can mitigate breaking changes through PRs.
I've had a decent experience with CodeCov: https://about.codecov.io/
They're free for FOSS repositories.
Given that there will be testing, it's good to have an idea of the overall coverage achieved by the tests. Striving towards 100% gives a more robust outlook on the software and can mitigate breaking changes through PRs.
I've had a decent experience with CodeCov: https://about.codecov.io/ They're free for FOSS repositories.