Test Coverage Annotate - GitHub Action Release Notes
Version 1.1
New Features
- Added support for displaying test coverage annotations directly on pull requests.
- Introduced the
token input to interact with the GitHub API for pull request details.
- Added the
coverage-info-path input to specify the path to the coverage report file.
- Included the
annotation-coverage input to customize the style of coverage annotations.
- Introduced the
annotation-type input to specify the type of coverage aspects to annotate.
Enhancements
- Improved integration with pull request workflows for a seamless experience.
- Enhanced the customization options for annotation style, allowing users to choose between 'summarize' and 'detailed' annotations.
- Added flexibility in specifying the coverage aspects to annotate, including 'lines', 'functions', 'branches', and 'all'.
- Streamlined configuration with sensible default values.
Example Usage
uses: your-username/[email protected]
with:
token: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }}
coverage-info-path: './coverage/lcov.info'
annotation-coverage: 'detailed'
annotation-type: 'all'Breaking Changes
Bug Fixes
- Fixed instance where a whitespace only line change was not processed correctly
Documentation
- Updated README with detailed information on how to use the action and its configuration options.
- Added examples for different use cases to make setup easier for users.
Notes
- This is the initial release of Test Coverage Annotate GitHub Action, providing developers with actionable insights into code coverage during the code review process.
