Hey all,
Wonderful job with Cobertura. I'm loving it.
I'm about to turn a new test-driven project loose on my fellow developers,=
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and I want to make sure that coverage stays up where it should be. I'm usin=
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cobertura-check as documented and it does print messages when coverage is=
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lower than the specified threshold, but it doesn't fail the build as=20
expected. Is this a bug?
Example:
build.xml:
<target name=3D"coverage-check">
<cobertura-check branch=3D"90" line=3D"90">
<regex pattern=3D"registry.*" branch=3D"90" line=3D"90" />
</cobertura-check>
</target>
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invocation:
cbeams@cbeams:~/work/CobainMigration/registry>$ ant coverage-check
Buildfile: build.xml
coverage-check:
[cobertura-check] Cobertura 1.2
[cobertura-check] Copyright (C) 2003 jcoverage ltd.
[cobertura-check] Copyright (C) 2005 Mark Doliner <
the...@us...>
[cobertura-check] Cobertura is licensed under the GNU General Public Licens=
e
[cobertura-check] Cobertura comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY
[cobertura-check] Cobertura coverage check
[cobertura-check] registry.Script line coverage rate of: 87.1% (required:=
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90.0%)
BUILD SUCCESSFUL
Total time: 2 seconds
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Again, the expected result would be that the build fails in this situation.
Thanks much!
- Chris Beams
cb...@gm...
http://chrisbeams.com/blog
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