The xslt-code-coverage-behavior-by-element.md file says the following for xsl:attribute: "Element Specific - mark as 'ignored' if parent is xsl:attribute-set (xsl:attribute-set will be ignored). For other cases Use Trace Data i.e. mark as 'hit' or 'missed' based on trace data".
Change in xslt-code-coverage-behavior-by-element.md
The xslt-code-coverage-behavior-by-element.md file needs to be updated to says that all descendants of xsl:attribute-set/xsl:attribute need to be marked as 'ignored'.
Changes in coverage-report.xsl
The coverage-report.xsl in 3.0.3 is ok when the parent is NOT xsl:attribute-set.
When the parent is xsl:attribute-set the coverage-report.xsl in 3.0.3 marks them as 'missed' because there is no hit element in the XSpec trace file and there is no rule in coverage-report.xsl to process them.
The simplest rule to add to coverage-report.xsl is to mark all elements as 'ignored' if they have an xsl:attribute-set ancestor (this will cover xsl:attribute as well as any xsl:attribute descendents).
Changes in test/end-to-end/cases-coverage/expected
In the coverage report xsl-attribute-01-coverage.html the 3 xsl:attribute elements which are children of xsl:attribute-set, and their sequence constructors, will be marked as 'ignored' rather than 'missed'.
There will be no change to the other xsl:attribute elements.
In the coverage report xsl-attribute-set-01-coverage.html, the 5 xsl:attribute elements which are children of xsl:attribute-set, and their sequence constructors, will be marked as 'ignored' rather than 'missed'.
There will be no change to the other xsl:attribute elements.
There will be no change to the xsl:attribute element in the xsl-element-01-coverage.html coverage report.
Current Non-Conformance
The
xslt-code-coverage-behavior-by-element.mdfile says the following forxsl:attribute: "Element Specific - mark as 'ignored' if parent isxsl:attribute-set(xsl:attribute-setwill be ignored). For other cases Use Trace Data i.e. mark as 'hit' or 'missed' based on trace data".Change in
xslt-code-coverage-behavior-by-element.mdThe
xslt-code-coverage-behavior-by-element.mdfile needs to be updated to says that all descendants ofxsl:attribute-set/xsl:attributeneed to be marked as 'ignored'.Changes in
coverage-report.xslThe coverage-report.xsl in 3.0.3 is ok when the parent is NOT
xsl:attribute-set.When the parent is
xsl:attribute-setthe coverage-report.xsl in 3.0.3 marks them as 'missed' because there is no hit element in the XSpec trace file and there is no rule in coverage-report.xsl to process them.The simplest rule to add to
coverage-report.xslis to mark all elements as 'ignored' if they have anxsl:attribute-setancestor (this will coverxsl:attributeas well as anyxsl:attributedescendents).Changes in
test/end-to-end/cases-coverage/expectedIn the coverage report
xsl-attribute-01-coverage.htmlthe 3xsl:attributeelements which are children ofxsl:attribute-set, and their sequence constructors, will be marked as 'ignored' rather than 'missed'. There will be no change to the otherxsl:attributeelements.In the coverage report
xsl-attribute-set-01-coverage.html, the 5xsl:attributeelements which are children ofxsl:attribute-set, and their sequence constructors, will be marked as 'ignored' rather than 'missed'. There will be no change to the otherxsl:attributeelements.There will be no change to the
xsl:attributeelement in thexsl-element-01-coverage.htmlcoverage report.