Test/minor test improvements - Istanbul update and pre-push hook configuration (optional) #15234
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Enhanced HTML report should make easier to analysis what class has low coverage. It will make easier to update critical dependencies version. Reliable tests should be a good staring point for updating all other dependencies.
Executing a lint pre-push hook is important for several reasons: 1. **Code Quality**: Ensures that all code being pushed meets the defined coding standards, improving overall code quality and consistency. 2. **Error Prevention**: Catches syntax errors and potential bugs early, reducing the likelihood of introducing issues into the shared codebase. 3. **Consistency**: Maintains a consistent code style across the team, making the codebase easier to read and maintain. 4. **Efficiency**: Automates the linting process, saving time for developers by catching issues before they reach code review or deployment stages. 5. **Continuous Integration**: Integrates seamlessly with continuous integration practices, ensuring that only clean, lint-free code enters the repository. By enforcing linting at the pre-push stage, teams can maintain high standards of code quality and reduce the frequency of code issues, leading to more robust and maintainable software.
HTML report improve general experience form test result analysis, Readability: It presents test results in a clear, visually structured format. Interactivity: It offers features like collapsible sections and detailed logs for easier navigation. Shareability: HTML reports can be easily shared and accessed by team members. CI/CD Integration: It works well with CI/CD systems, providing automated test result generation. Visualization: It can include charts and graphs for better data representation.
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Expand information about HTML reporter.
HTML report improve general experience form test result analysis,
Readability: It presents test results in a clear, visually structured format.
Interactivity: It offers features like collapsible sections and detailed logs for easier navigation.
Shareability: HTML reports can be easily shared and accessed by team members.
CI/CD Integration: It works well with CI/CD systems, providing automated test result generation.
**Visualization: It can include charts and graphs for better data representation.
Justification for Executing Lint Pre-Push Hook
Executing a lint pre-push hook is important for several reasons:
Code Quality: Ensures that all code being pushed meets the defined coding standards, improving overall code quality and consistency.
Error Prevention: Catches syntax errors and potential bugs early, reducing the likelihood of introducing issues into the shared codebase.
Consistency: Maintains a consistent code style across the team, making the codebase easier to read and maintain.
Efficiency: Automates the linting process, saving time for developers by catching issues before they reach code review or deployment stages.
Continuous Integration: Integrates seamlessly with continuous integration practices, ensuring that only clean, lint-free code enters the repository.
By enforcing linting at the pre-push stage, teams can maintain high standards of code quality and reduce the frequency of code issues, leading to more robust and maintainable software.
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