Open cedx opened 4 years ago
I'm testing a Node.js application, and generating a LCOV report from the tests. See repo: https://github.com/cedx/setup-dart
If a class has methods without braces and covered by tests, these methods don't appear in the generated coverage report. See the DartSdk.download() method from file: https://github.com/cedx/setup-dart/blob/main/src/setup_dart/DartSdk.hx#L52
DartSdk.download()
Without braces (i.e. method signature + return ...), Coveralls reports a code coverage of 44.44 %, and the LCOV report looks like this:
return ...
TN:setup_dart.DartSdk SF:C:\Projets\haxe\setup-dart\src\setup_dart\DartSdk.hx FN:37,new FN:44,get_releaseUrl FN:61,install FN:76,__init__ FNDA:0,new FNDA:0,get_releaseUrl FNDA:1,install FNDA:1,__init__ FNF:4 FNH:3
With braces (i.e. method signature + { return ...; }), Coveralls reports a code coverage of 45.65 %, and the LCOV report looks like this:
{ return ...; }
TN:setup_dart.DartSdk SF:C:\Projets\haxe\setup-dart\src\setup_dart\DartSdk.hx FN:37,new FN:44,get_releaseUrl FN:57,download FN:62,install FN:77,__init__ FNDA:0,new FNDA:0,get_releaseUrl FNDA:1,download FNDA:1,install FNDA:1,__init__ FNF:5 FNH:4
Haxe : 4.1.0 (x64) on Windows 10 MCover : 2.2.2
Off topic: is there a way to customize the path of the mcover.MCover.TEMP_DIR folder?
mcover.MCover.TEMP_DIR
Oof good find.
mcover was written before no-brace function syntax was a thing, and it seems to be more than just syntax sugar, so it doesn't know how to instrument them.
mcover
I'm testing a Node.js application, and generating a LCOV report from the tests. See repo: https://github.com/cedx/setup-dart
If a class has methods without braces and covered by tests, these methods don't appear in the generated coverage report. See the
DartSdk.download()
method from file: https://github.com/cedx/setup-dart/blob/main/src/setup_dart/DartSdk.hx#L52Without braces (i.e. method signature +
return ...
), Coveralls reports a code coverage of 44.44 %, and the LCOV report looks like this:With braces (i.e. method signature +
{ return ...; }
), Coveralls reports a code coverage of 45.65 %, and the LCOV report looks like this:Haxe : 4.1.0 (x64) on Windows 10 MCover : 2.2.2
Off topic: is there a way to customize the path of the
mcover.MCover.TEMP_DIR
folder?