Setup Code Coverage and Improve Test Coverage #9
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katporks
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Jan 22, 2024
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I took some inspiration from you and decided to add coverage to FMTM. I will add a reusable GH-workflow to run coverage and generate a HTML output. I will also look at adding the total coverage as a badge to the README. Will ping you after it's done 👍 |
Oops, my bad! I'll change the description. I just changed the command I passed to the pytest workflow 👍🏼 |
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This pull request includes several changes aimed at setting up code coverage and improving the test coverage of the codebase:
coverage.pyto the project and increased the test coverage.Makefile.pytestGitHub Actions workflow (switched command from pytest to one using coverage.py). Coverage information will be displayed within the log on each pull request.These changes will help us monitor and improve the quality of our tests, ensuring that our codebase remains robust and reliable as it grows.