ci: exclude generated code from coverage metrics#84
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Use -coverpkg flag to measure coverage only for cmd/ and internal/ packages, excluding auto-generated protobuf and flatbuffers code in pkg/schemas/ that cannot be meaningfully tested. This gives a more accurate coverage percentage (86.4% vs 48.7%) that reflects the actual test coverage of application code.
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Summary
-coverpkgflag to measure coverage only forcmd/andinternal/packagespkg/schemas/that cannot be meaningfully testedImpact
The generated code (~2,712 lines at 0% coverage) was dragging down the overall percentage. This change gives a more accurate representation of actual test coverage for application code.
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