codecov.yml

# Codecov's own statuses, kept informational so that they match coverage.yml.
#
# coverage.yml already states that coverage must not gate a merge: an upload hiccup must
# not redden a run whose tests all passed. The status Codecov posts back is part of that
# promise and by default it is the opposite of it — `patch` fails whenever new lines are
# not covered, which is a gate by another name. `informational: true` reports the number
# and never fails.
#
# Coverage here is a map of what the tests reach. The useful thing is noticing a module
# nobody exercises, not defending a percentage.
coverage:
  status:
    project:
      default:
        informational: true
    patch:
      default:
        informational: true

# Paths cargo-llvm-cov cannot see. Counting them as uncovered Rust would make the figure
# mean something other than what it says: `e2e/` is a browser harness in JavaScript and
# `extension/` is the browser half in TypeScript, and neither appears in an lcov report
# produced by running the Rust test suite.
ignore:
  - "e2e/**"
  - "extension/**"