Closed SatheeshJM closed 1 year ago
@SatheeshJM Hi Satheesh, Thanks for your input. I will check if i can add it quickly today !
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. There is no way to know just coverage percentage in the pull request page. One has to go inside the job to find out coverage.
Describe the solution you'd like If the check contains coverage percent, it would be super useful. The attached screenshot contains a Junit Report summary. Something similar containing coverage percentage would be super useful.
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Could you please send me link to the Junit Repot Action you are referrring to so i can understand better !
@PavanMudigondaTR Thank you for the quick response!
This is the Github Action I'm using - https://github.com/mikepenz/action-junit-report
This is my current setup
I was digging a bit into their code base, I believe the update happens at https://github.com/mikepenz/action-junit-report/blob/ab07dd7abefd456d92ecbeb22f81392fafe3d528/src/annotator.ts#L65
@SatheeshJM I am working on implementing this ! I will let you know once done. sorry for the delay to get to this !
@PavanMudigondaTR no issues! I came up with a hacky working solution for our use..
here is the link if it helps - https://github.com/SatheeshJM/jacoco-reporter/releases/tag/v4.6_jm_patch_4
(diff can be found here - https://github.com/SatheeshJM/jacoco-reporter/compare/7194fecaeda54ed9f8b08a4efbbfbf4c1b5bb027..v4.6_jm_patch_4 )
@SatheeshJM Please let me know if, if this is sufficient enough ?
This seems pretty good! Thank you @PavanMudigondaTR
@SatheeshJM
I have implemented this in v4.8. Please try.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. There is no way to know just coverage percentage in the pull request page. One has to go inside the job to find out coverage.
Describe the solution you'd like If the check contains coverage percent, it would be super useful. The attached screenshot contains a Junit Report summary. Something similar containing coverage percentage would be super useful.