add threshold-uncovered option#173
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allows threshold to be set by number of uncovered lines instead of percentage of coverage. In a codebase which continuously grows, if you fix the number of lines uncovered then you (loosely) enforce that all new code should be covered. closes rpl#168
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wow that's nice! 🎉 It is super useful when your app has really good coverage, in my case we have:
It means someone can push something with ~200 untyped lines and the coverage won't drop. I could use decimals and get more precise with the required coverage but that PR sounds like a better solution |
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@rpl Do you think you can take a look at this? This would be nice to get merged. |
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Bump? 😅 |
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allows threshold to be set by number of uncovered lines instead of percentage
of coverage.
In a codebase which continuously grows, if you fix the number of lines uncovered
then you (loosely) enforce that all new code should be covered.
closes #168