Integrate code coverage with Makefile targets, nightly CI, and Codecov #1258
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This PR integrates comprehensive code coverage into the OpenMina repository, following the approach used in proof-systems#2504.
Features Added
🎯 Makefile Targets
make setup-coverage-tools
- Install required coverage tools (llvm-tools-preview, grcov)make test-coverage
- Run basic tests with coverage (libraries and tests only)make test-with-coverage
- Run comprehensive tests with coverage (includes binaries)make coverage-report
- Generate HTML coverage reportmake coverage-lcov
- Generate LCOV report for CI/codecovmake coverage-summary
- Display coverage summary in terminalmake coverage-clean
- Clean all coverage data and reports🌙 CI Integration
⚙️ Configuration
codecov.yml
with appropriate ignore patterns and thresholds📚 Documentation
website/docs/developers/code-coverage.md
Usage Examples
Verification
The implementation has been tested end-to-end:
Example coverage output from testing:
This provides a solid foundation for tracking and improving code coverage across the OpenMina codebase.
Fixes #1197.
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