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So right now when you merge you tend you lose all the data that I said I enjoyed in #140.
I like to propose the ability to merge multiple directories in a way that it retains detailed data. Making a heirchy structure.
The resulting data would be an overlay set of data that would contain the project name as the command.
You could then have your other kcov reports shown under their respective names, I woud like these be the command entries of the each merged directories. It would be nice if this showed the overall coverage result with each individual test and listed with the correct code coverage.
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Here is what happens with the for loop in #140 Some really nice display that shows detailed statistics on the coverage of each test.
Here is what happens when you merge the same data together.
What appears to be happening in the merge is that its taking the % of coverage it hit within the test file and removing the data from anything ran in lib-text.
So right now when you merge you tend you lose all the data that I said I enjoyed in #140.
I like to propose the ability to merge multiple directories in a way that it retains detailed data. Making a heirchy structure.
The resulting data would be an overlay set of data that would contain the project name as the command.
You could then have your other kcov reports shown under their respective names, I woud like these be the command entries of the each merged directories. It would be nice if this showed the overall coverage result with each individual test and listed with the correct code coverage.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: