As a test I have written some additional unit tests in the PR implementing this coverage diff tool but however many unit tests I add I still get the same message.
I run this on an Angular application which I have jest configured for with jest-preset-angular. The coverage is definitely being generated, because when I set fullCoverageDiff to true I get a wall of text with the whole coverage (which unfortunately is just unreadable given the length).
- name: Run unit tests and check coverage
uses: anuraag016/Jest-Coverage-Diff@master
with:
fullCoverageDiff: false
runCommand: npm run test:ci
delta: 0.5
"test:ci": "ng test --ci --silent --bail --coverage --collect-coverage --coverage-directory='./' --coverage-reporters=json-summary",
As a test I have written some additional unit tests in the PR implementing this coverage diff tool but however many unit tests I add I still get the same message.
I run this on an Angular application which I have
jestconfigured for withjest-preset-angular. The coverage is definitely being generated, because when I setfullCoverageDifftotrueI get a wall of text with the whole coverage (which unfortunately is just unreadable given the length).