[runner] Support phpunit coverage generation using pcov #61
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This commit adds support for coverage generation in phpunit tests using the `pcov` php module, which is now installed on all of our current images. Generation is generated and saved to clover4j and crap4j file formats, which have minimal file size implications. It was found during testing that the phpunit formats were simply too large, as were all other alternatives, with the cobertura output reaching 7-8Gb. This change is controlled by the COVERAGE environment option. When set to the value "pcov", coverage will be generated using pcov.
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This looks ok, only detail I don't understand is which is the purpose of the |
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Wow, sorry for the dupe comment, github is behaving weirdly from here... have delete it. |
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This commit adds support for coverage generation in phpunit tests using
the
pcovphp module, which is now installed on all of our currentimages.
Generation is generated and saved to clover4j and crap4j file formats,
which have minimal file size implications.
It was found during testing that the phpunit formats were simply too
large, as were all other alternatives, with the cobertura output
reaching 7-8Gb.
This change is controlled by the COVERAGE environment option. When set
to the value "pcov", coverage will be generated using pcov.