Update codecov.yml

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Summary by Sourcery

Update Codecov configuration to enforce CI gating, refine coverage metrics, and enable GitHub checks and Slack notifications

Enhancements:

• Enable wait_for_ci and require_ci_to_pass for notification gating
• Restructure comment layout with default behavior and flag carryforward settings
• Set coverage precision, rounding, and acceptable range
• Adjust status rules: disable change status, include default rules, and update patch/project thresholds
• Enable GitHub annotations and Slack app integration
• Remove redundant layout definition and embed configuration as to_string

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Reviewer's Guide

Enhance Codecov YAML by adding notification and integration controls, reorganizing status rules, refining coverage thresholds and formatting, and including a to_string YAML dump.

Flow diagram for Codecov status and coverage rules update

flowchart TD
  Start["Codecov YAML Update"] --> Notify["Add notify: wait_for_ci & require_ci_to_pass"]
  Notify --> Comment["Update comment behavior & layout"]
  Comment --> Coverage["Refine coverage: precision, range, round"]
  Coverage --> Status["Reorganize status: changes, default_rules, patch, project"]
  Status --> Flags["Update flags: carryforward"]
  Flags --> Integrations["Add github_checks & slack_app"]
  Integrations --> ToString["Include to_string YAML dump"]

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Introduce notification and CI requirements	Add codecov.notify.wait_for_ci Enable require_ci_to_pass under codecov	codecov.yml
Refine comment behavior	Set comment.behavior to default Specify layout as reach, flags Disable show_carryforward_flags	codecov.yml
Update coverage thresholds and formatting	Set precision to 2 and round down Define coverage range [60.0, 80.0] Raise patch threshold to 5.0 Adjust project threshold to 2.0	codecov.yml
Reorganize status rules	Disable status.changes Add default_rules.flag_coverage_not_uploaded_behavior Restructure patch and project rules under status	codecov.yml
Add integration settings and output dump	Enable github_checks.annotations Enable slack_app support Add to_string key for YAML serialization	codecov.yml

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Summary of Changes

Hello @Dargon789, I'm Gemini Code Assist¹! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!

This pull request significantly updates and expands the Codecov configuration file (codecov.yml). The changes aim to provide more precise control over coverage reporting, enhance integration with CI/CD workflows, and improve notification mechanisms. The update introduces new top-level configuration sections and refines existing ones to better manage how code coverage is calculated, displayed, and communicated.

Highlights

• Enhanced Codecov Configuration: Introduced top-level codecov settings to control CI notification waiting and requiring CI to pass, ensuring more robust integration with the CI pipeline.
• Detailed Coverage Status Rules: Configured coverage with precision, range, and round settings, along with granular status rules for patch and project coverage, including changes and default_rules for better control over coverage reporting.
• Improved Commenting and Integration: Updated the comment section with default behavior and options for carrying forward flags, and added direct integration for github_checks annotations and slack_app notifications.

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Prompt for AI Agents

Please address the comments from this code review:

## Individual Comments

### Comment 1
<location> `codecov.yml:33` </location>
<code_context>
+github_checks:
+  annotations: true
+slack_app: true
+to_string: "codecov:\n  notify:\n    wait_for_ci: true\n  require_ci_to_pass: true\n\
+  comment:\n  behavior: default\n  layout: reach, flags\n  show_carryforward_flags:\
+  \ false\ncoverage:\n  precision: 2\n  range:\n  - 60.0\n  - 80.0\n  round: down\n\
</code_context>

<issue_to_address>
**issue:** Including a 'to_string' field with the full config as a string is unconventional.

This field duplicates the config and is not standard practice. Please remove it unless there is a clear, documented need.
</issue_to_address>

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Code Review

This pull request updates the codecov.yml file to use a more modern and comprehensive configuration, including CI gating, GitHub checks, and more specific coverage metrics. While these are excellent improvements, a significant issue has been introduced with the to_string key. This key contains a redundant string representation of the entire configuration, which is not a valid Codecov setting and will create maintenance problems. It should be removed.