Add simplecov gem (branch coverage analysis) to repo
jasnow opened this issue · comments
If we want to add "simplecov" gem (branch coverage analysis) to this repo, I
have a script to add the code. My fork to too different for me to PR.
function addsection() {
if [ -f $1 ] ; then
echo "Adding $1 section"
cat << EOF > /tmp/$$_SECTION
require 'simplecov'
if ENV["COVERAGE"]
SimpleCov.start do
puts "Adding simplecov"
enable_coverage :branch
primary_coverage :branch
end
end
EOF
cat $1 >> /tmp/$$_SECTION
mv /tmp/$$_SECTION $1
else
echo "Unknown file: [$1]"
fi
}
######################################################################
# 1. Add 1 line to Gemfile.
(echo ; echo "gem 'simplecov', require: false, group: :test") >> Gemfile
# 2. Add 1 line to .gitignore file.
echo coverage >> .gitignore
# 2. Add "addsection" code to one of the helper.rb files.
if [ -f spec/rails_helper.rb ] ; then
addsection spec/rails_helper.rb
else
if [ -f test/test_helper.rb ] ; then
addsection test/test_helper.rb
else
addsection spec/spec_helper.rb
fi
fi
I'm not sure simplecov would work for ruby-advisory-db, since simplecov tracks test coverage of Ruby code and this repository primarily contains YAML, which our specs run against every .yml file.
Here's what you learn.
@jasnow that looks like simplecov is incorrectly saying spec/library_examples.rb isn't being used, even though it's used in spec/advisories_spec.rb. Probably because simplecov doesn't understand Rspec's shared_examples_for and include_examples.
Okay
Figured it out. The line below refers to "libraries" directory and it does not exist in the repo so the code is not used.
Dir.glob(File.join(File.dirname(__FILE__), '../libraries/*/*')) do |path|