Configure codecov.yml add range update target #713
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This pull request updates the codecov.yml configuration to enhance the reporting and enforcement of code coverage. It introduces new settings for coverage display (range, rounding, precision) and raises the minimum required coverage percentage for the tests project, aiming to improve code quality standards.
Highlights
- Codecov Configuration: New
range,round, andprecisionsettings have been added tocodecov.ymlto refine how coverage metrics are displayed and calculated. - Coverage Target Update: The required coverage target for the
testsproject has been increased from 70% to 80%.
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Code Review
This pull request updates the codecov.yml configuration to increase the test coverage target for the tests flag to 80% and adds new global coverage settings. While increasing the target is a positive change, I've noted that the new range setting for coverage display is more lenient and seems inconsistent with the stricter target. I've suggested an adjustment to align these settings for better consistency and to avoid confusing UI feedback.
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Code Review
This pull request updates the codecov.yml configuration. It introduces range, round, and precision settings for coverage reporting, which is a good improvement for report readability. However, it also removes the target and threshold for the tests status check. This effectively disables coverage enforcement for the packages/cfsite directory. My review highlights this issue to prevent an unintended drop in code quality standards.
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Code Review
This pull request updates the Codecov configuration. It introduces settings for coverage range, rounding, and precision, which are reasonable. However, it also significantly lowers the test coverage target for the tests project from 70% to 55%. My main concern is this reduction, as it lowers the quality standards for the project. I've added a comment suggesting to improve test coverage instead of lowering the target.
* Configure codecov.yml add range update target * Fixup * Fixup * Update codecov.yml
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