Added simple test coverage overview #4928
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This is awesome. I didn't know you could check code coverage without leveraging the compiler in some way or making an ad-hoc inline collector that ticked some flags when certain paths were crossed. I remember seeing some LLVM documentation for their coverage generation with the hopes that we could one day use it, but if something like this exists, then maybe we don't need to. Really cool demo, even if it's not merged. |
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Added kcov to the build pipeline and upload the result to codecov.io for easy visualization of the test coverage in Odin.
You can find the results here: https://app.codecov.io/gh/andreas-jonsson/Odin/
Consider this more of a demo then something that should be merged as is.