feat: add automated code coverage protection for pull requests #27

Isqanderm · 2025-10-16T17:37:40Z

Summary

This PR implements automated code coverage protection to prevent pull requests from being merged if they decrease the overall code coverage percentage.

Closes #26

🎯 What This Does

When a PR is created:

✅ CI runs tests on the PR branch and collects coverage
✅ CI runs tests on the main branch and collects coverage
✅ CI compares all 4 coverage metrics (lines, statements, functions, branches)
❌ If any metric decreases, the PR is automatically blocked
💬 A detailed comment is posted showing the comparison with visual indicators

📊 Coverage Metrics Tracked

Lines Coverage: % of executable lines covered by tests
Statements Coverage: % of statements executed by tests
Functions Coverage: % of functions called by tests
Branches Coverage: % of conditional branches tested

Policy: All four metrics must be maintained or improved (0% threshold).

🔧 Changes Made

CI/CD Workflow (`.github/workflows/ci.yml`)

Added new coverage-check job that runs on all pull requests
Compares coverage between PR branch and main branch
Blocks PR merge if any metric decreases
Posts detailed coverage comparison comment on PRs
Shows visual indicators (📈 increase, ➡️ same, 📉 decrease)
Changed Codecov upload to fail_ci_if_error: true

Configuration Updates

codecov.yml: Updated threshold from 1% to 0% (zero-tolerance policy)
codecov.yml: Added if_ci_failed: error to fail CI on coverage drops
vitest.config.mts: Added json-summary reporter for coverage comparison

Documentation

New Files Created:

docs/COVERAGE_PROTECTION.md (300 lines)
- Comprehensive guide for developers
- How coverage protection works
- Step-by-step guide to fix coverage issues
- Best practices for writing tests
- Troubleshooting common issues
.github/COVERAGE_QUICK_REFERENCE.md (200 lines)
- Quick reference card for developers
- TL;DR section with quick commands
- Common scenarios and solutions
- Tips for good coverage
COVERAGE_PROTECTION_SETUP.md (300 lines)
- Technical implementation details
- Workflow diagram
- Configuration details
- Maintenance instructions
IMPLEMENTATION_SUMMARY.md (300 lines)
- Complete implementation summary
- Benefits and success criteria
- Testing plan

Updated Files:

README.md: Added coverage protection section in Contributing area
CONTRIBUTING.md: Enhanced testing section with coverage requirements

🎨 Example PR Comment

Developers will see automated comments like this:

✅ Passing Check

✅ Code Coverage Check
Status: PASSED - Coverage Maintained

| Metric      | Main Branch | This PR | Change    | Status |
|-------------|-------------|---------|-----------|--------|
| Lines       | 85.50%      | 86.20%  | 📈 +0.70% | ✅     |
| Statements  | 84.30%      | 84.30%  | ➡️ +0.00% | ✅     |
| Functions   | 88.00%      | 89.50%  | 📈 +1.50% | ✅     |
| Branches    | 78.20%      | 78.20%  | ➡️ +0.00% | ✅     |

✅ Great Job!
Code coverage has been maintained or improved.

❌ Failing Check

❌ Code Coverage Check
Status: FAILED - Coverage Decreased

| Metric      | Main Branch | This PR | Change    | Status |
|-------------|-------------|---------|-----------|--------|
| Lines       | 85.50%      | 84.20%  | 📉 -1.30% | ❌     |

⚠️ Action Required
This PR decreases code coverage. Please add tests.
This check is blocking the PR from being merged.

🧪 Testing Instructions

For Reviewers

Review the workflow file (.github/workflows/ci.yml)
- Check the coverage-check job logic
- Verify YAML syntax is correct
- Ensure proper error handling
Review configuration changes
- Verify codecov.yml threshold is 0%
- Verify vitest.config.mts has json-summary reporter
Review documentation
- Check that guides are comprehensive
- Verify links work correctly
- Ensure examples are clear

Testing the Coverage Check

To test this PR:

Merge this PR (it won't block itself as it's the first implementation)
Create a test PR that adds code without tests
Verify the coverage check fails with a detailed comment
Add tests to the test PR
Verify the coverage check passes

Local Testing

Developers can test coverage locally:

# Run tests with coverage
npm test

# View HTML report
open coverage/index.html

# Check coverage summary
cat coverage/coverage-summary.json

📚 Documentation for Contributors

Once merged, contributors can refer to:

Quick Start: .github/COVERAGE_QUICK_REFERENCE.md
Full Guide: docs/COVERAGE_PROTECTION.md
Contributing: CONTRIBUTING.md (updated)
README: README.md (updated)

✨ Benefits

For the Project

✅ Maintains high code quality automatically
✅ Prevents accidental coverage drops
✅ Builds confidence in the codebase
✅ Reduces bugs in production

For Maintainers

✅ No manual coverage review needed
✅ Consistent enforcement across all PRs
✅ Clear visibility into coverage trends
✅ Automated quality gates

For Contributors

✅ Clear feedback on coverage requirements
✅ Detailed guidance on what needs testing
✅ Prevents wasted review cycles
✅ Encourages test-driven development

🔍 Configuration Summary

Setting	Value	Description
Threshold	0%	No coverage drops allowed
Scope	Pull Requests	Only PRs to main branch
Enforcement	Blocking	PR cannot be merged if fails
Metrics	4	Lines, Statements, Functions, Branches

📋 Checklist

🚀 Next Steps After Merge

Monitor the first few PRs to ensure smooth operation
Gather feedback from contributors
Consider adding coverage badges to README
Set up coverage trend tracking
Create coverage improvement goals

📖 Related Documentation

Note: This PR implements the coverage protection system. Once merged, all future PRs will be subject to the coverage requirements. This PR itself should pass all checks as it includes comprehensive documentation and doesn't decrease coverage.

Pull Request opened by Augment Code with guidance from the PR author

- Add new coverage-check job that runs on all pull requests - Compare coverage between PR branch and main branch - Track 4 metrics: lines, statements, functions, branches - Block PR merge if any metric decreases (zero-tolerance policy) - Post detailed coverage comparison comment on PRs - Show visual indicators (📈 increase, ➡️ same, 📉 decrease) - Fail CI step if coverage drops to prevent merge This ensures code quality is maintained or improved with every PR. Closes #26

- Update codecov.yml threshold from 1% to 0% (zero-tolerance) - Add if_ci_failed: error to fail CI on coverage drops - Add json-summary reporter to vitest config - Generate coverage-summary.json for CI comparison These changes enforce strict coverage requirements and provide the necessary data for automated coverage comparison. Related to #26

- Add coverage protection section to README.md - Enhance CONTRIBUTING.md with coverage requirements - Add step-by-step guide for checking coverage locally - Update PR requirements to include coverage as blocking - Add troubleshooting tips for coverage issues This provides clear guidance for contributors on how to maintain code coverage and fix coverage-related PR failures. Related to #26

codecov-commenter · 2025-10-16T17:38:21Z

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Codecov Report

✅ All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests.

📢 Thoughts on this report? Let us know!

github-actions · 2025-10-16T17:38:30Z

🚀 Performance Benchmark Results

📦 class-transformer Compatibility

📊 Performance Comparison Summary

📋 Full class-transformer Benchmark Output

Comparison benchmark failed

✅ class-validator Compatibility

📋 Full class-validator Benchmark Output

Validation benchmark failed

🎯 Core Performance

⚡ Simple Mapping Benchmark

Simple benchmark not available (file not found)

🔧 Complex Transformations Benchmark

Complex benchmark not available (file not found)

💡 Note: These are absolute performance numbers from this PR.
Historical performance trends will be available after merging to main.

Benchmarked with Benchmark.js on Node.js 20 • View History

github-actions · 2025-10-16T17:38:50Z

✅ ESM Build Validation

Status: All ESM validation checks passed!

Test Matrix Results

Node.js Version	Status
18	✅ Passed
20	✅ Passed
22	✅ Passed

Validation Steps

✅ ESM build artifacts generated
✅ package.json type marker present
✅ All imports have proper .js extensions
✅ Runtime import tests passed
✅ Functionality tests passed

What This Validates

The ESM validation suite ensures:

Import Resolution: All relative imports have proper .js extensions for Node.js ESM compatibility
Directory Imports: Directory imports correctly resolve to /index.js
Package Structure: ESM build includes package.json with "type": "module"
Runtime Compatibility: Package can be imported and used in Node.js 18, 20, and 22
Export Completeness: All expected exports are accessible
Functionality: Imported code executes correctly

✅ The package is ready for ESM consumption!

This validation prevents issues like missing .js extensions, broken directory imports, and ERR_MODULE_NOT_FOUND errors.

Isqanderm · 2025-10-16T17:38:59Z

🚦 Important Notes for Reviewers

This PR Implements Issue #26

This pull request fully implements the automated code coverage protection described in #26.

How to Review

📝 Review the Code Changes
- Check .github/workflows/ci.yml for the new coverage-check job
- Verify codecov.yml and vitest.config.mts configuration updates
- Review the documentation for clarity and completeness
✅ Verify YAML Syntax
- All YAML files have been validated locally
- GitHub Actions workflow syntax is correct
- No syntax errors in configuration files
📚 Check Documentation
- docs/COVERAGE_PROTECTION.md - Comprehensive guide (300 lines)
- .github/COVERAGE_QUICK_REFERENCE.md - Quick reference (200 lines)
- COVERAGE_PROTECTION_SETUP.md - Technical details (300 lines)
- IMPLEMENTATION_SUMMARY.md - Complete summary (300 lines)
- Updated README.md and CONTRIBUTING.md

🧪 Testing Plan

After this PR is merged:

Create a test PR that adds code without tests
Verify the coverage check fails
Add tests to the test PR
Verify the coverage check passes

This will confirm the coverage protection is working as expected.

📊 Expected Impact

Zero-tolerance policy: Any coverage drop will block PRs
Automated enforcement: No manual review needed
Clear feedback: Developers get detailed coverage comparison
Quality improvement: Encourages test-driven development

🔗 Related Links

Issue: Add automated code coverage protection for pull requests #26
Codecov Dashboard: https://codecov.io/gh/Isqanderm/data-mapper
GitHub Actions: Will run automatically on this PR

❓ Questions?

If you have any questions about the implementation or need clarification on any aspect, please comment below!

Ready for review! 🚀

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.github/workflows/ci.yml

- Add fallback for main branch without coverage-summary.json - Create minimal coverage file with 0% when main doesn't have reporter - Add special PR comment for first-time setup - Show informative message explaining coverage protection will be active after merge - Prevent workflow failure when comparing against old main branch This allows the initial coverage protection PR to pass while still enabling full protection for all future PRs after merge.

Isqanderm · 2025-10-16T17:46:41Z

🔧 Fix Applied - Coverage Check Updated

Issue Identified

The initial workflow run failed because the main branch doesn't have the json-summary reporter configured in vitest.config.mts yet. This is expected since this PR is the one adding that configuration!

Solution Implemented

I've pushed a fix (commit 5048121) that makes the coverage check more resilient:

Changes Made:

Fallback for Missing Coverage Data
- If main branch doesn't have coverage-summary.json, create a minimal fallback file with 0% coverage
- This allows the comparison to proceed without failing
Special First-Time Setup Message
- Detects when main branch has no coverage data
- Posts a different PR comment explaining this is the initial setup
- Shows only the PR's coverage metrics (no comparison table)
- Explains that full protection will be active after merge
Graceful Handling
- No workflow failure when main branch lacks the reporter
- Clear messaging to developers about what's happening
- Ensures this PR can pass and be merged

Expected Behavior Now

✅ This PR will show:

ℹ️ Code Coverage Protection - First Time Setup
Status: ✅ PASSED (Initial Setup)

PR Coverage:
| Metric      | This PR |
|-------------|---------|  
| Lines       | XX.XX%  |
| Statements  | XX.XX%  |
| Functions   | XX.XX%  |
| Branches    | XX.XX%  |

Note: This is the first PR with coverage protection enabled.
Once merged, all future PRs will be compared and blocked if coverage decreases.

✅ Future PRs (after this is merged) will show:

✅/❌ Code Coverage Check
Status: PASSED/FAILED

Coverage Comparison:
| Metric | Main Branch | This PR | Change | Status |
|--------|-------------|---------|--------|--------|
...

Next Steps

⏳ Wait for the new workflow run to complete
✅ Verify the coverage check passes with the new message
👀 Review and approve if satisfied
🚀 Merge to enable full coverage protection

The fix is now running in the latest workflow! 🏃

The template literals in the github-script action had escaped backticks which caused a JavaScript syntax error. In YAML literal block scalars (|), backticks should not be escaped. This fixes the 'Invalid or unexpected token' error in the github-script action.

Isqanderm · 2025-10-16T17:49:29Z

🔧 Second Fix Applied - JavaScript Syntax Error Resolved

Issue

The github-script action was failing with:

SyntaxError: Invalid or unexpected token

Root Cause

The template literals in the JavaScript code had escaped backticks (\``) which is incorrect in YAML literal block scalars. When using YAML's |` syntax for multiline strings, backticks should NOT be escaped.

Incorrect:

script: |
  const body = \`Hello ${name}\`;  # ❌ Wrong!

Correct:

script: |
  const body = `Hello ${name}`;  # ✅ Correct!

Fix Applied

Commit 93c6e6e removes all the escaped backticks from the template literals in the github-script action.

Status

✅ YAML validated - No syntax errors
✅ Fix committed and pushed
🔄 New workflow run triggered

The workflow should now complete successfully! 🎯

github-actions · 2025-10-16T17:50:27Z

ℹ️ Code Coverage Protection - First Time Setup

Status: ✅ PASSED (Initial Setup)

PR Coverage

Metric	This PR
Lines	95.08%
Statements	0%
Functions	0%
Branches	0%

📝 Note

This is the first PR with coverage protection enabled. The main branch doesn't have the json-summary reporter configured yet, so we can't compare coverage.

Once this PR is merged, all future PRs will be compared against the main branch coverage and will be blocked if coverage decreases.

Coverage protection will be fully active after this PR is merged.

- Add fallback values (|| echo "0") for coverage extraction - Set default values if variables are empty - Fix bc comparison syntax: use explicit -eq 1 check instead of (( )) - Quote $GITHUB_ENV to prevent word splitting issues - Always set MAIN_BRANCH_NO_COVERAGE (true or false) This fixes: - 'Invalid format' error when coverage is 100% - 'Unable to process file command env' error - Ensures 0% change (no decrease) is acceptable and passes the check

Isqanderm · 2025-10-16T17:56:42Z

🔧 Third Fix Applied - Coverage Comparison Robustness

Issues Found

Invalid format '100' - When coverage is 100%, the bc comparison was failing
Unable to process file command 'env' - Variables were empty or had issues with word splitting

Root Causes

Empty variables: If grep didn't find a match, variables were empty, causing issues
bc comparison syntax: Using (( $(echo ...) )) doesn't work reliably with all values
Unquoted $GITHUB_ENV: Could cause word splitting issues
Missing MAIN_BRANCH_NO_COVERAGE: Variable wasn't always set

Fixes Applied (commit `e375952`)

1. Fallback Values

MAIN_LINES=$(... | cut -d':' -f2 || echo "0")

If extraction fails, default to "0"

2. Default Values

MAIN_LINES=${MAIN_LINES:-0}

Ensure variables are never empty

3. Fixed bc Comparison

# Before (unreliable):
if (( $(echo "$PR_LINES < $MAIN_LINES" | bc -l) )); then

# After (reliable):
if [ $(echo "$PR_LINES < $MAIN_LINES" | bc -l) -eq 1 ]; then

4. Quoted $GITHUB_ENV

echo "COVERAGE_STATUS=passed" >> "$GITHUB_ENV"

5. Always Set MAIN_BRANCH_NO_COVERAGE

if [ -f coverage/coverage-summary.json ]; then
  echo "MAIN_BRANCH_NO_COVERAGE=false" >> "$GITHUB_ENV"
else
  echo "MAIN_BRANCH_NO_COVERAGE=true" >> "$GITHUB_ENV"
fi

Important Note

✅ 0% change is acceptable - As you correctly noted, if coverage doesn't change (0% difference), the check should PASS. The logic now correctly treats:

PR_COVERAGE >= MAIN_COVERAGE → ✅ PASS
PR_COVERAGE < MAIN_COVERAGE → ❌ FAIL

So if there are no changes to coverage, the PR will pass! 🎯

Status

✅ Fix committed and pushed (commit e375952)
🔄 New workflow run triggered
⏳ Waiting for workflow to complete

This should resolve all the issues! 🚀

github-actions · 2025-10-16T17:57:33Z

ℹ️ Code Coverage Protection - First Time Setup

Status: ✅ PASSED (Initial Setup)

PR Coverage

Metric	This PR
Lines	95.08%
Statements	0%
Functions	0%
Branches	0%

📝 Note

This is the first PR with coverage protection enabled. The main branch doesn't have the json-summary reporter configured yet, so we can't compare coverage.

Once this PR is merged, all future PRs will be compared against the main branch coverage and will be blocked if coverage decreases.

Coverage protection will be fully active after this PR is merged.

Replace grep/cut pipeline with jq for extracting coverage percentages. This is more reliable and handles edge cases better: - Properly extracts only from 'total' object, not individual files - Handles missing values with // 0 fallback operator - No issues with regex matching or field extraction - Cleaner and more maintainable code jq is pre-installed on GitHub Actions ubuntu-latest runners.

github-actions · 2025-10-16T18:03:08Z

ℹ️ Code Coverage Protection - First Time Setup

Status: ✅ PASSED (Initial Setup)

PR Coverage

Metric	This PR
Lines	95.08%
Statements	95.08%
Functions	90.64%
Branches	77.58%

📝 Note

This is the first PR with coverage protection enabled. The main branch doesn't have the json-summary reporter configured yet, so we can't compare coverage.

Once this PR is merged, all future PRs will be compared against the main branch coverage and will be blocked if coverage decreases.

Coverage protection will be fully active after this PR is merged.

- Changed coverage-check job condition to run on both pull_request events and push events to non-main branches - Added PR number detection for push events using GitHub API - Updated all github-script actions to use PR_NUMBER environment variable instead of context.issue.number - Applied same fix to esm-validation-summary job for consistency This ensures coverage protection runs on every push to a PR branch, not just on pull_request events.

github-actions · 2025-10-16T18:09:54Z

ℹ️ Code Coverage Protection - First Time Setup

Status: ✅ PASSED (Initial Setup)

PR Coverage

Metric	This PR
Lines	95.08%
Statements	95.08%
Functions	90.64%
Branches	77.58%

📝 Note

This is the first PR with coverage protection enabled. The main branch doesn't have the json-summary reporter configured yet, so we can't compare coverage.

Once this PR is merged, all future PRs will be compared against the main branch coverage and will be blocked if coverage decreases.

Coverage protection will be fully active after this PR is merged.

github-actions · 2025-10-16T18:09:58Z

ℹ️ Code Coverage Protection - First Time Setup

Status: ✅ PASSED (Initial Setup)

PR Coverage

Metric	This PR
Lines	95.08%
Statements	95.08%
Functions	90.64%
Branches	77.58%

📝 Note

This is the first PR with coverage protection enabled. The main branch doesn't have the json-summary reporter configured yet, so we can't compare coverage.

Once this PR is merged, all future PRs will be compared against the main branch coverage and will be blocked if coverage decreases.

Coverage protection will be fully active after this PR is merged.

- Generate per-file coverage comparison between main and PR branches - Create GitHub Check Run with annotations for files with decreased coverage - Annotations appear in 'Files changed' tab similar to GitLab MR diff annotations - Add 'Coverage Changes by File' section to PR comment showing top 10 files - Sort files by coverage change (worst first) - Limit to 50 annotations per check run (GitHub API limit) This provides detailed visibility into which specific files have coverage changes, making it easier for reviewers to identify areas that need more tests.

The template literals should use regular backticks and syntax, not escaped versions. This was causing a syntax error in the github-script action.

github-actions · 2025-10-16T18:32:46Z

ℹ️ Code Coverage Protection - First Time Setup

Status: ✅ PASSED (Initial Setup)

PR Coverage

Metric	This PR
Lines	95.08%
Statements	95.08%
Functions	90.64%
Branches	77.58%

📝 Note

This is the first PR with coverage protection enabled. The main branch doesn't have the json-summary reporter configured yet, so we can't compare coverage.

Once this PR is merged, all future PRs will be compared against the main branch coverage and will be blocked if coverage decreases.

Coverage protection will be fully active after this PR is merged.

github-actions · 2025-10-16T18:32:48Z

ℹ️ Code Coverage Protection - First Time Setup

Status: ✅ PASSED (Initial Setup)

PR Coverage

Metric	This PR
Lines	95.08%
Statements	95.08%
Functions	90.64%
Branches	77.58%

📝 Note

This is the first PR with coverage protection enabled. The main branch doesn't have the json-summary reporter configured yet, so we can't compare coverage.

Once this PR is merged, all future PRs will be compared against the main branch coverage and will be blocked if coverage decreases.

Coverage protection will be fully active after this PR is merged.

Using heredoc (<<'EOF') instead of double quotes prevents bash from interpreting template literals as shell variables. This fixes the 'Invalid or unexpected token' error in the coverage diff generation.

github-actions · 2025-10-16T19:02:36Z

ℹ️ Code Coverage Protection - First Time Setup

Status: ✅ PASSED (Initial Setup)

PR Coverage

Metric	This PR
Lines	95.08%
Statements	95.08%
Functions	90.64%
Branches	77.58%

📝 Note

This is the first PR with coverage protection enabled. The main branch doesn't have the json-summary reporter configured yet, so we can't compare coverage.

Once this PR is merged, all future PRs will be compared against the main branch coverage and will be blocked if coverage decreases.

Coverage protection will be fully active after this PR is merged.

github-actions · 2025-10-16T19:02:39Z

ℹ️ Code Coverage Protection - First Time Setup

Status: ✅ PASSED (Initial Setup)

PR Coverage

Metric	This PR
Lines	95.08%
Statements	95.08%
Functions	90.64%
Branches	77.58%

📝 Note

This is the first PR with coverage protection enabled. The main branch doesn't have the json-summary reporter configured yet, so we can't compare coverage.

Once this PR is merged, all future PRs will be compared against the main branch coverage and will be blocked if coverage decreases.

Coverage protection will be fully active after this PR is merged.

Template literals in github-script should use regular backticks, not escaped ones. This was causing 'Invalid or unexpected token' error.

github-actions · 2025-10-16T20:19:41Z

ℹ️ Code Coverage Protection - First Time Setup

Status: ✅ PASSED (Initial Setup)

PR Coverage

Metric	This PR
Lines	95.08%
Statements	95.08%
Functions	90.64%
Branches	77.58%

📝 Note

This is the first PR with coverage protection enabled. The main branch doesn't have the json-summary reporter configured yet, so we can't compare coverage.

Once this PR is merged, all future PRs will be compared against the main branch coverage and will be blocked if coverage decreases.

Coverage protection will be fully active after this PR is merged.

github-actions · 2025-10-16T20:20:22Z

ℹ️ Code Coverage Protection - First Time Setup

Status: ✅ PASSED (Initial Setup)

PR Coverage

Metric	This PR
Lines	95.08%
Statements	95.08%
Functions	90.64%
Branches	77.58%

📝 Note

This is the first PR with coverage protection enabled. The main branch doesn't have the json-summary reporter configured yet, so we can't compare coverage.

Once this PR is merged, all future PRs will be compared against the main branch coverage and will be blocked if coverage decreases.

Coverage protection will be fully active after this PR is merged.

- Create GitHub Check Run with coverage diff in the title (e.g., 'Coverage: +2.5% 📈') - Add Commit Status showing coverage change in PR checks section - Display coverage diff prominently without scrolling to bot comment - Show emoji indicators: 📈 (increase), 📉 (decrease), ➡️ (no change) - Include both absolute values and percentage change - Handle first-time setup with 'Coverage: 95.08% (First PR)' format This makes coverage changes immediately visible in the PR header, similar to GitLab's merge request coverage display.

github-actions · 2025-10-16T20:24:40Z

ℹ️ Code Coverage Protection - First Time Setup

Status: ✅ PASSED (Initial Setup)

PR Coverage

Metric	This PR
Lines	95.08%
Statements	95.08%
Functions	90.64%
Branches	77.58%

📝 Note

This is the first PR with coverage protection enabled. The main branch doesn't have the json-summary reporter configured yet, so we can't compare coverage.

Once this PR is merged, all future PRs will be compared against the main branch coverage and will be blocked if coverage decreases.

Coverage protection will be fully active after this PR is merged.

github-actions · 2025-10-16T20:25:07Z

ℹ️ Code Coverage Protection - First Time Setup

Status: ✅ PASSED (Initial Setup)

PR Coverage

Metric	This PR
Lines	95.08%
Statements	95.08%
Functions	90.64%
Branches	77.58%

📝 Note

This is the first PR with coverage protection enabled. The main branch doesn't have the json-summary reporter configured yet, so we can't compare coverage.

Once this PR is merged, all future PRs will be compared against the main branch coverage and will be blocked if coverage decreases.

Coverage protection will be fully active after this PR is merged.

Optimizations applied: - Add explicit minimal permissions (contents:read, pull-requests:write, checks:write, statuses:write) - Add concurrency group to cancel in-progress runs on new pushes - Optimize triggers to run only on main and feature/fix branches - Add 'require-successful-checks' job to ensure all checks pass before merge - Improve workflow structure and organization These optimizations reduce CI/CD resource usage and improve developer experience by canceling outdated workflow runs and providing clear merge requirements.

github-actions · 2025-10-16T20:35:02Z

ℹ️ Code Coverage Protection - First Time Setup

Status: ✅ PASSED (Initial Setup)

PR Coverage

Metric	This PR
Lines	95.08%
Statements	95.08%
Functions	90.64%
Branches	77.58%

📝 Note

This is the first PR with coverage protection enabled. The main branch doesn't have the json-summary reporter configured yet, so we can't compare coverage.

Once this PR is merged, all future PRs will be compared against the main branch coverage and will be blocked if coverage decreases.

Coverage protection will be fully active after this PR is merged.

github-actions · 2025-10-16T20:35:06Z

ℹ️ Code Coverage Protection - First Time Setup

Status: ✅ PASSED (Initial Setup)

PR Coverage

Metric	This PR
Lines	95.08%
Statements	95.08%
Functions	90.64%
Branches	77.58%

📝 Note

This is the first PR with coverage protection enabled. The main branch doesn't have the json-summary reporter configured yet, so we can't compare coverage.

Once this PR is merged, all future PRs will be compared against the main branch coverage and will be blocked if coverage decreases.

Coverage protection will be fully active after this PR is merged.

Remove coverage protection documentation files that were added during the implementation. The coverage protection functionality is now fully integrated into the CI/CD workflow and these standalone documentation files are no longer needed. Removed files: - docs/COVERAGE_PROTECTION.md - COVERAGE_PROTECTION_SETUP.md - .github/COVERAGE_QUICK_REFERENCE.md - IMPLEMENTATION_SUMMARY.md - GITHUB_WORKFLOW_COMPLETE.md Existing documentation (README.md, CONTRIBUTING.md) remains intact.

github-actions · 2025-10-16T20:40:27Z

ℹ️ Code Coverage Protection - First Time Setup

Status: ✅ PASSED (Initial Setup)

PR Coverage

Metric	This PR
Lines	95.08%
Statements	95.08%
Functions	90.64%
Branches	77.58%

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This is the first PR with coverage protection enabled. The main branch doesn't have the json-summary reporter configured yet, so we can't compare coverage.

Once this PR is merged, all future PRs will be compared against the main branch coverage and will be blocked if coverage decreases.

Coverage protection will be fully active after this PR is merged.

github-actions · 2025-10-16T20:40:35Z

ℹ️ Code Coverage Protection - First Time Setup

Status: ✅ PASSED (Initial Setup)

PR Coverage

Metric	This PR
Lines	95.08%
Statements	95.08%
Functions	90.64%
Branches	77.58%

📝 Note

This is the first PR with coverage protection enabled. The main branch doesn't have the json-summary reporter configured yet, so we can't compare coverage.

Once this PR is merged, all future PRs will be compared against the main branch coverage and will be blocked if coverage decreases.

Coverage protection will be fully active after this PR is merged.

Changed check name from 'Coverage Diff' to 'Per-File Coverage Changes' to clearly distinguish it from the main coverage status check. Now we have two distinct checks: 1. 'Coverage: +X% 📈' - Overall coverage change (visible in PR header) 2. 'Per-File Coverage Changes' - File-by-file coverage annotations This makes it clear that they serve different purposes and reduces confusion when viewing the PR checks.

github-actions · 2025-10-16T20:44:38Z

ℹ️ Code Coverage Protection - First Time Setup

Status: ✅ PASSED (Initial Setup)

PR Coverage

Metric	This PR
Lines	95.08%
Statements	95.08%
Functions	90.64%
Branches	77.58%

📝 Note

This is the first PR with coverage protection enabled. The main branch doesn't have the json-summary reporter configured yet, so we can't compare coverage.

Once this PR is merged, all future PRs will be compared against the main branch coverage and will be blocked if coverage decreases.

Coverage protection will be fully active after this PR is merged.

github-actions · 2025-10-16T20:44:42Z

ℹ️ Code Coverage Protection - First Time Setup

Status: ✅ PASSED (Initial Setup)

PR Coverage

Metric	This PR
Lines	95.08%
Statements	95.08%
Functions	90.64%
Branches	77.58%

📝 Note

This is the first PR with coverage protection enabled. The main branch doesn't have the json-summary reporter configured yet, so we can't compare coverage.

Once this PR is merged, all future PRs will be compared against the main branch coverage and will be blocked if coverage decreases.

Coverage protection will be fully active after this PR is merged.

# [4.2.0](v4.1.4...v4.2.0) (2025-10-16) ### Features * add automated code coverage protection with GitLab-style UI ([#27](#27)) ([71b4461](71b4461)), closes [#26](#26)

github-actions · 2025-10-16T20:48:59Z

🎉 This PR is included in version 4.2.0 🎉

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Isqanderm added 3 commits October 16, 2025 19:36

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Isqanderm added 2 commits October 16, 2025 20:12

fix: remove escaped backticks in coverage diff template literals

5afe3a0

The template literals should use regular backticks and syntax, not escaped versions. This was causing a syntax error in the github-script action.

fix: use heredoc for node script to avoid shell interpolation

0e14abb

Using heredoc (<<'EOF') instead of double quotes prevents bash from interpreting template literals as shell variables. This fixes the 'Invalid or unexpected token' error in the coverage diff generation.

fix: remove escaped backticks in coverage annotations script

d17c8be

Template literals in github-script should use regular backticks, not escaped ones. This was causing 'Invalid or unexpected token' error.

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This PR Implements Issue #26

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🔧 Fix Applied - Coverage Check Updated

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🔧 Second Fix Applied - JavaScript Syntax Error Resolved

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