At the moment, coveralls.io api to describe code coverage is rather simple: it is based on the number of hits for each line, meaning meaning that the line was never hit.
hpc, on its side, provide a very precise coverage report which supports partial-line coverage.
Therefore, the following convention is currently used by hpc-coveralls to express line coverage data into line hit counts:
0 : the line is never hit,
1 : the line is partially covered,
2 : the line is fully covered.
This change will introduce a command line argument to swtich to another coverage data conversion mode with the following convention:
At the moment, coveralls.io api to describe code coverage is rather simple: it is based on the number of hits for each line, meaning meaning that the line was never hit.
hpc, on its side, provide a very precise coverage report which supports partial-line coverage. Therefore, the following convention is currently used by hpc-coveralls to express line coverage data into line hit counts:
0
: the line is never hit,1
: the line is partially covered,2
: the line is fully covered.This change will introduce a command line argument to swtich to another coverage data conversion mode with the following convention:
0
,0
,1
.