copy gcno files into dedictated directories #709
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By copying the gcno files into the dedicated directories naming collisions are avoided which, in turn, results in missing coverage for those overwritten files. This also applies to moving the .gcda files into those dedicated project directories, e.g. libbluechi, during the collection of these files. Signed-off-by: Michael Engel <mengel@redhat.com>
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By copying the gcno files into the dedicated directories naming collisions are avoided which, in turn, results in missing coverage for those overwritten files. This also applies to moving the .gcda files into those dedicated project directories, e.g. libbluechi, during the collection of these files.
Note:
The name collision is most visible in the
main.cas every subproject (manager, agent, etc.) is having one. In previous integration test runs, the report contains only onemain.c(e.g. for the agent) and the others where "overwritten". Theproxyproject, which solely consists of amain.c, wasn't even shown. This PR fixes this.Example, before:
Example, after:
