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Add coveragerc to Anchore Engine
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Currently there is no `coveragerc` file for Anchore Engine so coverage is generating statistics with the default set of parameters. This patch adds a new `.coveragerc` file to Anchore Engine to ensure that we are generating coverage with a good amount of precision (two places past the decimal), are ensuring that we have branch coverage, and to omit the tests from coverage statistics. Signed-off-by: Dustin Schoenbrun <[email protected]>
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Currently there is no
coveragercfile for Anchore Engine so coverageis generating statistics with the default set of parameters.
This patch adds a new
.coveragercfile to Anchore Engine to ensurethat we are generating coverage with a good amount of precision (two
places past the decimal), are ensuring that we have branch coverage, and
to omit the tests from coverage statistics.
Signed-off-by: Dustin Schoenbrun [email protected]