Open Adal3n3 opened 3 weeks ago
Should link to the specific base commit in question that's missing a report - this should NOT overwrite the first commit message.
It's a good point - I added a link to the base commit on the message.
I took some artistic liberty with the message given the investigation results (in particular the fact that the check didn't fail
AND that we already have a message to indicate that we are missing the BASE report. So I merged both of them with a little ✨dazzle✨
I wanna know if it's acceptable like this or is it too much? (@Adal3n3 @aj-codecov) "upload" link: https://docs.codecov.com/docs/codecov-uploader "learn more" link: https://docs.codecov.io/docs/error-reference#section-missing-base-commit
The check didn't fail but missing the BASE report. From what I know, customers might not care about this message because it's not a problem to act on so we might not need "❗️" . I think we should use this "Missing BASE" message to explain the "?"
Just making a note here from Slack 🧵: https://sentry.slack.com/archives/C04DL8SRBUZ/p1715112220384489
The "?" on the coverage table is a bit confusing as customers don't know what it causes to have a "?".
I think these messages are different and independent. It's possible to have the missing base message and not see the flags table. That would make the starting portion of the "missing base" message confusing
The "flags" table should be evolved independently is my opinion.
CI failure scenarios:
PR check status message: Your project check has failed due to BASE (commit_id) missing a report. Please upload report for the BASE.
Use-case: Patch coverage
User configurable: yes