Check Unit Test with code coverage

[creyj]

I worked a little bit on the topic unit test with code coverage and would implement this in a test.
How do you see the topic?

[larshp]

There is already https://docs.abapopenchecks.org/checks/64/
which runs the unit tests for a class with coverage, if the unit test does not run any of the code in the class it reports an error

[creyj]

Yes, I saw this once. But we started to think about a defined required coverage (e.g. 70% statement coverage) on transport release. I checked RFC function GET_COVERAGE_FOR_OBJECT_LIST - but at least with our release, it does not work correctly. I assume it is bound to a running SCOV. So I used the internal test runner, that returned the correct results.
I think we could do a check with parameters vor Branch, Statement or Procedure Coverage and the required percentage.

[larshp]

okay, cool

I think we should extend check 64 with the possibility to require a percentage covered

[creyj]

@larshp
well I made the change, how can I stage/pull it? Via an own repository? The class is still the old one and therefore bound to you repo. is there a docu for dummies?

[g-back]

https://opensource.guide/how-to-contribute/#opening-a-pull-request

• fork project
• create branch for changes
• commit and push your changes to that branch
• open a pull request, reference the issue number in the PR

[DennstedtB]

this is also mentioned in issue #582

[larshp]

also #450 is relevant