Michael Mans
Michael Mans
I think I'll create a branch in the next time introducing a short part in the python tutorial for how to write tests and link to travis and gitlab tutorials...
I tested it with the following statement in ```runUnitTests.py``` ```python ut.get_test_example_coverage() ``` Leading to the following result in our gitlab-ci (with the Coverage regex: ```Coverage:\s+\d\d.\d\d+\s+\%$```)  So it's working for...
@mwetter yes sure, let's discuss in Aachen. We are using a very similar setup so we can refactor the feature that it is usable in a general way like also...
@mwetter Thanks for moving it. I'll have a look at it again. You are right, it seems to not working correct. Just for clarification what it should do: - look...
@mwetter I see your last point and would generally agree with it. We could definitely discuss and maybe find a "real" coverage test for modelica. Regarding your first point. I...
@mwetter and @thorade I agree with you. I'll change the naming and implement a working check for singel packages. As a suggestion I would name it. Example-Models-Coverage?