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rtfpessoa avatar rtfpessoa commented on July 17, 2024 1

You are right, I got a bit confused during the answer. That looks good.

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rtfpessoa avatar rtfpessoa commented on July 17, 2024

@mtamhankar1 at the moment only https://github.com/codacy/codacy-coverage-reporter supports partial coverage.

Regarding the guidance I think your idea is nice I would maybe use a parameter in the cli instead of an environment variable to identify that it was a partial.

The final request would need in some way to be "centralised", so you can add a command to this library or just another flag that can be invoked when all the partials are done.

Not sure if answered your questions. Let me know what you think.

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geshwho avatar geshwho commented on July 17, 2024

Regarding the guidance I think your idea is nice I would maybe use a parameter in the cli instead of an environment variable to identify that it was a partial.

I am still perhaps a little bit confused on this piece, since the usage is not in the cli but rather is invoked in spec_helper.rb as Codacy::Reporter.start. So is the suggestion here to add a parameter such that a user could instead call something like Codacy::Reporter.start(partial: true)?

The final request would need in some way to be "centralised", so you can add a command to this library or just another flag that can be invoked when all the partials are done.

I can certainly add a command for the final request, I think this makes the most sense.

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