task: Add code coverage badge to README #258
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task: add code coverage to github workflow
task: add code coverage to github workflow
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Really appreciate the work here @funkycadet Hope to see you back for more 👍 |
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Thank you Colin🥂 |
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Before I could add a code coverage badge to the README, I had to add some steps to the tests-stable job in the rust.yaml file located at .github/workflows folder. The steps added ensures that the tests which are executed undergo a coverage test and the results are stored in a lcov.info file which codecov, an open-source coverage platform, uses to generate graphs to show the amount of coverage done on the repository
This issue closes #233