bazelrc: support generate coverage output with lcov and genhtml #3899
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siggisim
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May 3, 2023
| @@ -149,6 +149,12 @@ test:webdriver-debug --test_env=DISPLAY | |||
| # otherwise), and display verbose webdriver output in the terminal. | |||
| test:webdriver-debug --test_output=streamed | |||
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| # Currently only works for go tests | |||
| # Coverage outputs could be viewed with `genhtml`: | |||
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I also recently added support in the UI to view this on the test results page
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Yup, however I think it's rendering using the wrong version of the source file 🤔
Perhaps it was because I did not push the changes to github just yet?
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Yeah, if you push the changes to Github it should be able to render correctly
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Used this recently to help with writing tests for #3800 and #3861.
Super helpful to identify code branches with missing tests.
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