fix: scoverage statement's line number should be 1-base #18932
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| end = pos.end, | ||
| line = pos.line, | ||
| // +1 to account for the line number starting at 1 | ||
| // the internal line number is 0-base https://github.com/lampepfl/dotty/blob/18ada516a85532524a39a962b2ddecb243c65376/compiler/src/dotty/tools/dotc/util/SourceFile.scala#L173-L176 |
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We should also add parameter documention in Statement.
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Thanks! do you mean, the parameter document that says line in Statement is 1-base ?
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I mean add something like this
/** A statement that can be invoked, and thus counted as "covered" by code coverage tools.
*
* @param location ...
* ...
* @param line 1-indexed line number
* ...
*/
case class Statement(
location: Location,
id: Int,
start: Int,
end: Int,
line: Int,
...
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Will fix CoverageTest too |
Also, rebase and regenerate the check files. There are some conflicts with one of my PRs, sorry. |
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fix scala#18916 This PR makes scoverage statements' line number 1-base, instead of 0-base, as @tarao described. It would be ideal if we could find specifications of many of coverage report fomats (such as Jacoco XML, cobertura.xml, lcov.txt...) and confirm most of them expect the line numbers 1-base. However, it seems there's no formal specification for them AFAIK. Since we've been using 1-base so far in Scala2 and it hasn't been a problem, so I guess it's OK to change to 1-base (and most of coverage report format and visualizer expect 1-base maybe). I believe it should be reporter / aggregator's responsibility to adjust the line numbers if some coverage format expects 0-base. Add doc comment to Statement @param line that it's 1-base Update scoverage.check files sbt> scala3-compiler-bootstrapped / Test / testCompilation --update-checkfiles
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fix #18916
This PR makes scoverage statements' line number 1-base, instead of 0-base. FYI @tarao
It would be ideal if we could find specifications of many of coverage report fomats (such as Jacoco XML, cobertura.xml, lcov.txt...) and confirm most of them expect the line numbers 1-base.
However, it seems there's no formal specification for them AFAIK. Since we've been using 1-base so far in Scala2 and it hasn't been a problem, so I guess it's OK to change to 1-base (and most of coverage report format and visualizer expect 1-base probably).
I believe we should make coverage report 1-base by default, and it should be reporter / aggregator's responsibility to adjust the line numbers if some coverage format expects 0-base.
I tested on https://github.com/scoverage/sbt-scoverage-samples with HTML reporter
3.3.1
In the latter picture, they are "3" even though the actual line number is 4, because
scoverage.coverage's line number as it islinenumber without adjustment (to 1-base)3.4.0-RC1-bin-SNAPSHOT
seems ok 👍