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Partial line coverage #216

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bfontaine opened this issue Feb 14, 2014 · 7 comments
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Partial line coverage #216

bfontaine opened this issue Feb 14, 2014 · 7 comments

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@bfontaine
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Cloverage is a form-level Clojure test coverage tool which now supports Coveralls, but because you don’t support partial line coverage, it relies on a trick where we use the hits count to tell if the line is fully covered (2), partially covered (1), or not covered at all (0). Do you plan to support partial line coverage in the future?

@killy971
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It would be great if Coveralls could support partial line coverage.
I recently wrote hpc-coveralls to support Haskell code coverage to coveralls.io, and also had to use this hit count trick, although hpc provides code coverage at a very detailed level.
(See this hpc example)

@copumpkin
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+1

@daira
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daira commented Sep 9, 2014

+1. We're using Python (the coveralls package) and this would be a very nice feature.

@daira
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daira commented Sep 9, 2014

Possibly a duplicate of #31.

@cichli
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cichli commented Mar 8, 2015

👍

@sagotch
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sagotch commented May 31, 2016

I know this has been here for two years now, but it stills an issue for many people...

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