Fail on uncovered lines #83
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* wip * wip * wip * wip * wip * wip * wip * removed dist Co-authored-by: ajiron <[email protected]>
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Woah this is a pretty cool contribution! Thanks for all you work. Taking a look now. Just merged a bunch of dep updates so you'll have to merge master. |
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@joeyjiron06 And updates to this? |
Co-authored-by: Andrew Lisowski <[email protected]>
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@hipstersmoothie I updated the PR. let me know if you have any questsion |
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Description
This PR adds an optional parameter called
failOnUncoveredLineswhich if set to true, the reporter will comment on lines which were added in the pull request but have no code coverage. If false, then uncovered lines will not fail the build. See screenshots below.I also added a couple of test cases for some of the new code i wrote.
single line comment
multi-line comment
Rather than putting a comment on every line, I group sequential lines together in a single comment