Add verify script that replaces the code coverage workflow - #550
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August 17, 2026 11:44
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This removes our dependency to the external Codecov service and allows to measure the code coverage of the PR/patch before submitting it locally.
To use the
verify.shscript locally, you have to install diff-cover first:The
verify.shscript is adapted from graphANNIS and also executes all tests, checks that the code is formatted and runs clippy.For PRs that are submitted from this repo, a comment will be added with the code coverage information.
The comment is only text, but if you run the script locally you get a nice HTML page with the changed lines and their coverage information.
Adding a comment to the PR is skipped for PRs from fork because of GitHub Actions security guard rails. The script is still run and would fail if the minimal patch coverage (80%) is not reached and the output is visible in the logs.