Consider adding coverage reports (e.g. for lcov format)

Hey there,

first, thanks for your work, this github action is awesome!

Nevertheless, it would be even more awesome, if one could see code coverage information next to the test reports. Maybe an additional property coverage-files could be added (see this one as an example), which takes lcov files as an input and displays the information if the property is set? What are your thoughts about that?

Thanks in advance. Best regards, Alex

[dorny]

Thanks, that makes sense.

For the beginning, I would like to support lcov and cobetura formats. Results should be in the form of a table - either by files, classes, or whole projects. I’m not sure if it should be in the same check run as test results or a separate one. Check run summaries are limited to 65k bytes - there might be not enough space for both test results and coverage results.

Existing actions, including the one you linked, just wrap other tools that convert coverage files into HTML. Here I would have to do parsing and visualization from scratch. It will need some time. I will put this on my to-do list but unfortunately, it won’t be done anytime soon. I just got a new job and my availability for this project is quite limited now. In the next months, I will focus rather on bug fixes and simpler improvements than a completely new feature.

[PavanMudigondaTR]

Hi Dorny, I have the same request. If you could add Jacoco and Corbetura icov support by parsing XML and displaying in table similar to test results display. I understand you are busy with new job. Just when ever you can get to it.

Thank you for this awesome github action you have created.