Detailed code coverage reporting #279
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For some time now, the Rust code coverage tool
cargo-llvm-cov
has been generating high-quality and detailed code coverage statistics. To better reflect this in daily maintenance tasks, a new badge has been added to report more accurate coverage for this crate. Thecodecov
badge was removed due to its lower precision.A new task named
cov-badge
was added toTaskfile.yml
to automatically generate the more accurate coverage badge for this crate.The new badge displays three numbers, like:
94% │ 93% │ 95%
These numbers are the truncated coverage percentages for covered regions, executed functions and covered lines respectively. Exactly in the same order like the textual coverage report does when called like this (for
MultiTest
) in the TOTAL summary line:The example output is like shown below: