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[FEATURE] Coverage test command
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It would be great if I could call compodoc to test for documentation coverage with a certain threshold, e. g. calling compodoc --coverage-test 90 should return truthy if the project has least 90% documentation coverage and throw an error otherwise.
Motivation for or Use Case
This would allow to use compodoc for checking documentation coverage on a CI server.
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- Created 6 years ago
- Comments:5 (2 by maintainers)
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Yes, it is the expected behavior. Just parse the file, compute coverage, and stop with exit code 0 or 1.
Basiscally: 0 if coverage is above threshold and 1 if it isn’t. The command should fail if the coverage test doesn’t succeed.