ci(operator): exclude generated deepcopy from reported coverage - #501
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zz_generated.deepcopy.go is ~916 statements at 49.8%, about a quarter of all uncovered code in the repo. It is controller-gen output and nobody should hand-write a test for DeepCopyInto, but nothing filtered it, so it cost roughly 4 points of the headline number and buried the coverage of code people write. The legacy api/v1alpha1 copy sits near 29% purely because that CRD is read-only. Adds COVERAGE_EXCLUDE to operator/Makefile as the single definition, applied by a new filter-coverage target. merge-coverage now calls it, so per-suite artifacts are filtered at the source, and the upload-coverage job calls it again on the combined profile so a suite that starts uploading a raw profile cannot quietly reintroduce the generated files. This has to happen before upload: Coveralls has no exclusion mechanism for Go profiles. There is no .coveralls.yml key for it and coverallsapp/github-action has no such input, so it counts whatever profile it is handed. Verified against the merged profile from the run on #493: 5619 blocks in, 480 excluded, 78.7% -> 82.4%. Drive-by: the .PHONY line above merge-coverage read "merage-coverage", so the target was never actually declared phony. Fixed, and both targets now carry ## help text so they show up in make help. Reported coverage steps up once when this merges. That is a measurement change, not new testing. Signed-off-by: Alex Yuskauskas <ayuskauskas@nvidia.com>
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In `@operator/Makefile`:
- Around line 477-480: Update the cover.out filtering recipe to bypass filtering
when COVERAGE_EXCLUDE is empty, and only move the temporary output when grep
exits successfully or with status 1 (no matching output); preserve the original
cover.out and fail before mv for any other grep status, including invalid EREs.
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COVERAGE_EXCLUDE is overridable, and every way a bad value can go wrong ended in
the same place: an empty cover.out replacing a good one and reporting 0% to
Coveralls, with nothing in the log blaming the pattern.
- an empty value makes `grep -v -E ''` match every line (exit 1)
- a pattern broad enough to match everything does the same (exit 1)
- an invalid ERE truncates the redirect target *before* grep reports the
error (exit 2), so the output is already destroyed by the time it fails
`|| true` hid all three and mv installed the wreckage.
filter-coverage now treats an empty value as "report the unfiltered profile",
and refuses on any grep exit above 1 *or* an empty result whatever the exit
status, leaving cover.out untouched. The empty-result check matters on its own:
exit 1 is not safe to accept, since it is exactly what a too-broad pattern
returns.
Verified against the real merged profile for all five paths: normal (480 of 5619
blocks excluded), empty value, match-everything, invalid ERE, and no profile
present. The two failure cases leave cover.out at its original 5619 lines and
fail merge-coverage rather than letting a broken profile reach the upload step.
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In `@operator/Makefile`:
- Around line 492-503: Update the coverage filtering recipe around
COVERAGE_EXCLUDE so the mode: set header is always preserved and exclusions
apply only to coverage data lines after it. Validate that at least one valid
coverage data block remains, rejecting header-only or otherwise unusable output
before replacing cover.out; keep the existing cleanup and error behavior for
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Coverage Report for CI Build 32393809802Coverage increased (+3.1%) to 83.394%Details
Uncovered ChangesNo uncovered changes found. Coverage Regressions6 previously-covered lines in 1 file lost coverage.
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zz_generated.deepcopy.gois 916 statements at 49.8% — about a quarter of all uncovered code in the repo. Nothing filtered it, so it cost roughly 4 points of the headline number and buried the coverage of code people actually write. The legacyapi/v1alpha1copy sits near 29% purely because that CRD is read-only, so most of itsDeepCopyIntomethods never run.Nobody should hand-write a test for
DeepCopyInto. Excluding it is the right fix; testing it is not.main()/ manager wiringWhere the exclusion lives, and why not
.coveralls.ymlCoveralls has no exclusion mechanism for Go profiles. There is no
.coveralls.ymlkey for it, andcoverallsapp/github-actionhas no such input — its inputs arefile/files,format,flag-name,parallel,base-pathand friends, all about which report to send, never which paths to drop. Path-levelskip_filesexists only in language-specific clients (excoveralls, coveralls-python), not on the generic Go path this repo uses. Coveralls counts whatever profile it is handed.So the filtering has to happen before upload, and the list has to live somewhere that both merge paths read:
COVERAGE_EXCLUDEinoperator/Makefileis the single definition.make filter-coverage(new) applies it toreporting/cover.out.make merge-coveragenow calls it, so each per-suite artifact is filtered at the source.upload-coveragejob calls it again on the combined profile — belt-and-braces, so a suite that starts uploading a raw profile cannot quietly reintroduce the generated files. No pattern is duplicated in YAML.Verification
Run against the real merged profile from the CI run on #493:
Edge cases exercised by hand:
filter-coveragewith nocover.outpresent → silent no-op, exit 0merge-coveragewith no.coverprofilefiles → existing "No coverage files found" path, exit 0mode: setheader survives filtering; zerozz_generated.deepcopy.golines remainNotes for review
.PHONYline abovemerge-coveragereadmerage-coverage, so the target was never actually declared phony. Fixed. Both targets now carry##help text and show up inmake help.cmd/manager/main.go(95 uncovered, 37.9%) andzz.migration.*(30 uncovered, 76%) were considered and left in.main.gois a defensible future addition; the migrations are hand-written one-shot upgrade logic and are exactly what you want pinned. The docs section states the rule: hand-written code does not go in this list.Checklist
git commit -s) per the DCO.