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Fix: create missing directories for build purposes #566

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10 changes: 7 additions & 3 deletions Makefile
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CODE_COVERAGE_REPORT_NAME_UNIT = $(PWD)/build/test-coverage/coverage-unit-report
CODE_COVERAGE_REPORT_FOLDER = $(PWD)/build/test-coverage
CODE_COVERAGE_REPORT_NAME_UNIT = $(CODE_COVERAGE_REPORT_FOLDER)/coverage-unit-report

.PHONY: build

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update: update-readme

test-go:
$(CODE_COVERAGE_REPORT_NAME_UNIT):
mkdir -p $@

test-go: $(CODE_COVERAGE_REPORT_NAME_UNIT)
# -count=1 is included to invalidate the test cache. This way, if you run "make test-go" multiple times
# you will get fresh test results each time. For instance, changing the source of mocked packages
# does not invalidate the cache so having the -count=1 to invalidate the test cache is useful.
go test -v -count 1 -coverprofile=$(CODE_COVERAGE_REPORT_NAME_UNIT).out ./...

test-go-ci:
test-go-ci: $(CODE_COVERAGE_REPORT_NAME_UNIT)
mkdir -p $(PWD)/build/test-results
mkdir -p $(PWD)/build/test-coverage
$(MAKE) test-go | go run github.com/tebeka/go2xunit > "$(PWD)/build/test-results/TEST-unit.xml"
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