This section will explain briefly how to verify the basic checks before submitting your pull request.
As explained, we expect your coverage to be at least 80% for unit and integration test.
You can check this by running mvn clean verify inside the project folder.
After running the performing the previous step, you might find different results:
When the verification is successfully, you will see something like this
You can obviously get compilation errors or test failing, but we'll assume that you already have the knowledge to deal with it. Lets focus on the actual verification, which may fail if unit or integration tests fails for any of the submodules.
If this happens you will easily notice because at the end, maven will print somehting like :
As you can see, in the 10th last line, you see which step and submodule failed. In this case te verification fail in the unit tests for mongock.
If you go a bit up, the only WARNING message, you can see 80% coverage was expected, but 63% was provided instead.
After retrieving the information about the failure(type of test and submodule), the next thing you should do is to go to the Jacoco report and see which tests exactly you are missing.
Each submodule has its own unit and integration html reports, which are located in mongock/submodule/target/site/jacoco-ut/index.html
and mongock/submodule/target/site/jacoco-it/index.html respectively.
If you open the report of the failure, you will see something like:
From there you can navigate to the classes and see what lines are not covered by tests.
