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Change code coverage trend to use float format for coverage percentage #108

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Hi.

In large projects you have a lot of code lines and a lot of tests for
them. So, you may even delete whole tests and your code coverage won't
decrease if you track it in integer. It's more convenient if your
code coverage is shown in float so you can easily detect any code
coverage change between builds using the trend between builds that
Code Coverage Api plugin provides.

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Thank you.

In large projects you have a lot of code lines and a lot of tests for
them. So, you may even delete whole tests and your code coverage won't
decrease if you track it in integer. It's more convenient if your
code coverage is shown in float so you can easily detect any code
coverage change between builds using the trend between builds that
Code Coverage Api plugin provides.
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LGTM, thanks for your contribution~

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cizezsy commented Aug 1, 2019

Close and reopen this PR to trigger the CI rebuild.

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@cizezsy cizezsy merged commit b141a5e into jenkinsci:dev Aug 1, 2019
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