Clearer coverage changes in pull requests
The file viewer now marks which lines gained or lost coverage since the base commit, not only which lines have coverage now. Each gets a counter and jump buttons at the top of the file. This also covers the files under "Unchanged files with coverage changes", where a test change flips coverage without the file itself changing.
The coverage comment we post on your pull requests now has a Covered Lines row. It shows how many lines your tests cover, so the table adds up to: Lines = Covered Lines + Misses. This is the number the Coverage percentage is calculated from.
Fixed: The Files with reduced coverage table in pull request comments listed files where the coverage percentage did not change at all. Deleting a few covered lines moves the coverage by less than the two decimals we show, so a file could be listed with a "-" change. Removing covered code is not a coverage regression, so these files are now left out.
Fixed: The Files with coverage changes and Unchanged files with coverage changes tabs only looked at the folder you had open, so from the top of a repository they usually showed nothing. Both tabs now look inside folders, and a folder is listed when a file below it matches. Keep in mind that the numbers on a folder row still count every file in it, not only the matching ones.
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