Code coverage is currently only being reported from unit and widget tests in flutter-integration.yml. There is room to make the coverage reporting more robust by also collecting coverage from integration tests.
From original comment:
This looks great and I'll definitely give it a shot on one of my projects. Do you know if this will play nicely with integration tests? I worry that because we run the test scripts in parallel that the coverage tool won't sum the totals correctly. I hope that isn't the case, and most of your coverage should come from unit and widget tests anyway.
Originally posted by @cnlklink in #11 (review)
Code coverage is currently only being reported from unit and widget tests in
flutter-integration.yml. There is room to make the coverage reporting more robust by also collecting coverage from integration tests.From original comment:
This looks great and I'll definitely give it a shot on one of my projects. Do you know if this will play nicely with integration tests? I worry that because we run the test scripts in parallel that the coverage tool won't sum the totals correctly. I hope that isn't the case, and most of your coverage should come from unit and widget tests anyway.
Originally posted by @cnlklink in #11 (review)