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Transforms coverage info from coveragepy database into a dict with GitHub annotations to be sent to /repos/{owner}/{repo}/check-runs endpoint.
It registers 2 console commands:
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coverage2GHChecksAnnotations <coverage database file> <project name> <root dir of the project to generate relative paths>generates the dict. -
coverageReportGHChecksAnnotations <coverage database file> <project name> <root dir of the project to generate relative paths>not just generates the dict, but also sends the data to GitHub using miniGHAPI lib.
for convenience we have a GitHub Action doing this.