Examples with CodeCoverageMetrics com.uber.jenkins.phabricator.coverage.CodeCoverageMetrics used on opensource projects

Example 6 with CodeCoverageMetrics

use of com.uber.jenkins.phabricator.coverage.CodeCoverageMetrics in project phabricator-jenkins-plugin by uber.

the class CommentBuilderTest method testProcessWithDecreaseNotFailingTheBuild.

@Test
public void testProcessWithDecreaseNotFailingTheBuild() {
    CodeCoverageMetrics fivePercentDrop = TestUtils.getCoverageResult(100.0f, 100.0f, 100.0f, 100.0f, 95.0f);
    CommentBuilder commenter = createCommenter(Result.SUCCESS, fivePercentDrop, false, -10.0f);
    boolean passCoverage = commenter.processParentCoverage(TestUtils.getDefaultCodeCoverageMetrics(), TestUtils.TEST_SHA, FAKE_BRANCH_NAME);
    String comment = commenter.getComment();
    assertTrue(passCoverage);
    assertThat(comment, containsString("decreased (-5.000%)"));
    assertFalse(comment.contains("Build failed because coverage is lower than minimum 100.0% and decreased more than allowed 10.0%."));
}

Example 7 with CodeCoverageMetrics

use of com.uber.jenkins.phabricator.coverage.CodeCoverageMetrics in project phabricator-jenkins-plugin by uber.

the class UberallsClientTest method testGetCoverageWorkingBackend.

@Test
public void testGetCoverageWorkingBackend() throws IOException {
    JSONObject validJSON = TestUtils.getJSONFromFile(getClass(), "validCoverage");
    server.register("/*", TestUtils.makeHttpHandler(HttpStatus.SC_OK, validJSON.toString()));
    CodeCoverageMetrics metrics = client.getParentCoverage(TestUtils.TEST_SHA);
    assertEquals(42.0f, metrics.getLineCoveragePercent(), 0.01f);
}