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While trying to use the coverage report generated by to_cobertura in VS Code for nicely color-coded coverage gutters, I have found the following issues with the XML currently being generated:
The <method> nodes are currently generated without a complexity attribute, which may or may not be required. Should I add a complexity="0" attribute just for safety's sake? This would entail being explicit about the DTD we claim to adhere to.
The parser which the above mentioned Coverage Gutters project uses expects a filled <sources> node as child of the <coverage> node. Neither of the two DTDs actually expects at least one child, but I think adding the current working directory would not hurt.
@jimhester has touched the relevant R/cobertura.R before; good if I base a PR off of this issue?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
While trying to use the coverage report generated by
to_cobertura
in VS Code for nicely color-coded coverage gutters, I have found the following issues with the XML currently being generated:<method>
nodes are currently generated without acomplexity
attribute, which may or may not be required. Should I add acomplexity="0"
attribute just for safety's sake? This would entail being explicit about the DTD we claim to adhere to.<sources>
node as child of the<coverage>
node. Neither of the two DTDs actually expects at least one child, but I think adding the current working directory would not hurt.@jimhester has touched the relevant
R/cobertura.R
before; good if I base a PR off of this issue?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: