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What product do you want to improve?
Web Application
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
When running PhpUnit and an HTML report is generated, it reports a very interesting metric: the CRAP score (Change Risk Anti Pattern).
It is very useful to understand the health status of a project as it highlights classes that needs to be refactored because they are too big / too less covered by test.
Having this report in PhpUnit is actually useful, but having this metric available in CodeCov would be way better.
Also, having it in Codecov, would make possible to have an hystoric view of the progression of the metric, making possible to understand the general course of the development.
Is it possible to support the CRAP metric?
Currently I have it available only for PHP (as it is supported by PhpUnit).
Would be useful to have it also for other languages, like Go.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
What product do you want to improve?
Web Application
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
When running PhpUnit and an HTML report is generated, it reports a very interesting metric: the CRAP score (Change Risk Anti Pattern).
It is very useful to understand the health status of a project as it highlights classes that needs to be refactored because they are too big / too less covered by test.
Having this report in PhpUnit is actually useful, but having this metric available in CodeCov would be way better.
Also, having it in Codecov, would make possible to have an hystoric view of the progression of the metric, making possible to understand the general course of the development.
Is it possible to support the CRAP metric?
Currently I have it available only for PHP (as it is supported by PhpUnit).
Would be useful to have it also for other languages, like Go.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: