Add empty file coverage #998
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Scan the search paths for files matching a pattern and add a empty file coverage object for the file.
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Tested and it works fine. Should the files report their total lines so that the total % would be lower than what it is for just tested files? |
I had this in the beginning but we don't know which lines contain code. If you wish this you can compile the files with coverage and we use then the gcno file if no gcda file is found. |
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I agree it's not a blocker. At least we can see the signal that a file is not covered which is sufficient in my use case. Thanks. |
- Rename function and change return value. - Move logging of include/exclude into function. - Add debug messages.
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- Add option to add empty coverage for source files by scanning the search paths for files matching a pattern and add a empty file coverage object for the file. - Refactor file filtering - Rename function and change return value. - Move logging of include/exclude into function. - Add debug messages.
- Add option to add empty coverage for source files by scanning the search paths for files matching a pattern and add a empty file coverage object for the file. - Refactor file filtering - Rename function and change return value. - Move logging of include/exclude into function. - Add debug messages.
Add a option to scan the search paths for files which ar added to the report with zero coverage by default to see files which are without coverage/test for now.
Closes #986