I'm not sure where the cutoff is, but it would be nice to get test coverage high enough to change the coveralls icon from red to not red. Currently we're at 72%.
aclark4life
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It might even mean something if we could get meaningful measurements of the C coverage.
wiredfool
on 25 Jun 2014
The Coveralls icon turns yellow at 80% and green at 90%.
The easiest way to initially increase coverage will be to add tests for those with the lowest coverage. You click through on Coveralls to a build and see the files sorted by lowest coverage.
C coverage would also be useful.
hugovk
on 25 Jun 2014
GO GO GO 75%
aclark4life
on 4 Jul 2014
GO @hugovk GO! 79%
aclark4life
on 30 Jul 2014
And down from 79.37% to 73.57% when adding C coverage in #833, but gaining an additional 10,000 lines of instrumented code.
hugovk
on 4 Aug 2014
Yep, best to take the hit now I guess.
aclark4life
on 4 Aug 2014
The coveralls icon is now yellow, and says 80%!
radarhere
on 29 Jan 2017
Great!
https://coveralls.io/builds/9892857 says 79.977%, rounded up to 80% for the badge.
One last push and we can up the target to green 90% :)
hugovk
on 29 Jan 2017
https://coveralls.io/builds/10203543 now says 80.631%, rounded up to 81%!
Let's push onwards and upwards to 90% for a green!
hugovk
on 19 Feb 2017
As of #3637, we are now using the Codecov badge. Note that it does not have the same boundaries for the badge color. According to https://docs.codecov.io/docs/coverage-configuration, it will gradually transition from red at 70% to green at 100%.
radarhere
on 31 Mar 2019
90%!
radarhere
on 24 Jan 2020
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