Hello all,
We currently have a patch under review [1] which will break the existing dependency between 'run-converage' and 'run-unittests' rules in the RMM build system.
This means that once the patch is merged, 'run-coverage' will not build and run RMM unittests. If ran in isolation, it will generate an empty coverage report by default.
This allows to get coverage analysis for especific tests rather than for all the unittests, which makes the process of writting unittests for new modules easier as we can have a picture of the current coverage for such modules without being tainted by
the rest of the unittests.
Please note that in order to run coverage analysis on the whole existing set of unittests (as done previously by 'run-coverage') we need to invoke 'run-unittests' before.
The patch, which is currently open for discussion and review, includes instructions on how to run 'run-coverage' to get different types of analysis.
Thanks,
Javier
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