Generate coverage info file for unit test during package build #746
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Prior to the patch .gcda files from unit tests execution are packaged into bluechi-coverage and later merged with integration test .gcda file to create unified code coverage report. As a part of this patch we generate code coverage info file for unit tests and package this info into bluechi-coverage, which simplifies generating unified code coverage report. Signed-off-by: Martin Perina <mperina@redhat.com>
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Prior to the patch .gcda files from unit tests execution are packaged
into bluechi-coverage and later merged with integration test .gcda file
to create unified code coverage report.
As a part of this patch we generate code coverage info file for unit
tests and package this info into bluechi-coverage, which simplifies
generating unified code coverage report.
Signed-off-by: Martin Perina mperina@redhat.com