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Pre tag is used to save formatting space.
Pre uses monospace font, thus changed all the file-tree to monospace.
Pre also adds margin. Forcing margin to 0 manually.
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cover.Format controls the resulting view.
It allows to:
1. Remove records with 0 covered blocks.
2. Remove lines with low (user defined) coverage.
3. Order records by the covered lines drop value.
The corresponding GET parameters are:
1. Implicitly enabled for onlyUnique records.
2. min-cover-lines-drop=%d
3. order-by-cover-lines-drop=1
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1. Make heatmap testable, move out the spanner client instantiation.
2. Generate spannerdb.ReadOnlyTransaction mocks.
3. Generate spannerdb.RowIterator mocks.
4. Generate spannerdb.Row mocks.
5. Prepare spannerdb fixture.
6. Fixed html control name + value.
7. Added multiple tests.
8. Show line coverage from selected manager.
9. Propagate coverage url params to file coverage url.
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It allows to control known parameters:
1. Period (months or days).
2. Target subsystem.
3. Target manager.
And adds the disabled "Only unique" checkbox.
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Chrome devtools allow to edit js code directly in browser.
This change will speed up further development.
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Bonus - remove html template we don't need anymore.
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Fix inconsistent HTML file formatting with both tabs and spaces.
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Hover mouse onto the percent value to see details.
To test:
$ go run ./tools/syz-cover -heatmap upstream -from 2024-08-23 -to 2024-08-23
$ google-chrome upstream.html
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Html li item is not a block element by default.
It allows sub-elements to overflow next line.
This change still allow element to go next line, but
the overall file tree layout will not be affected.
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When working with standalone coverage reports, it can be sometimes useful
to see the total count of covered basic blocks. Show it together with the
percentage and the total number of BBs in the kernel (for the sake of
uniformity)
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