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Currently (pre merging some not insignificant and insufficiently tested (indeed, test breaking) features from dev to master all the badges in the master branch, except circleci's, look good. Circleci's badge shows a fail because the commit setting it up hasn't made it to the master branch yet.
Simply having branches display their own analysis and build/coverage results would be ideal, but evidently while requested, such a feature is not forthcoming.
It might be nice to get a better picture of the overall health of the repo, in particular the development branch, in the master README on the front page on the repo. Displaying an array eg master, development, big-feature-or-redeaign-currently-in-developmsnt branches
This way, when master is bad but dev is good, this will be evident eg fix is nearly in. When dev needs help, eg badly needing tests or rewritten tests die to new features in dev, the deficient coverage will be evident and the need clearly displayed on the front page of the repo. This is good whether it's test coverage, code smells, related code needing refactoring etc, without explicit issues needed for every problem spotted by a linter or code review analysis before they get attention.
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Currently (pre merging some not insignificant and insufficiently tested (indeed, test breaking) features from dev to master all the badges in the master branch, except circleci's, look good. Circleci's badge shows a fail because the commit setting it up hasn't made it to the master branch yet.
Simply having branches display their own analysis and build/coverage results would be ideal, but evidently while requested, such a feature is not forthcoming.
It might be nice to get a better picture of the overall health of the repo, in particular the development branch, in the master README on the front page on the repo. Displaying an array eg master, development, big-feature-or-redeaign-currently-in-developmsnt branches
This way, when master is bad but dev is good, this will be evident eg fix is nearly in. When dev needs help, eg badly needing tests or rewritten tests die to new features in dev, the deficient coverage will be evident and the need clearly displayed on the front page of the repo. This is good whether it's test coverage, code smells, related code needing refactoring etc, without explicit issues needed for every problem spotted by a linter or code review analysis before they get attention.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: