add a 'coverage' command to generate reports

Builds, runs and generates everything needed to have a coverage report
at the end for apt. The report isn't perfect as most childs apt forks do
not have a regular exit and so data is never written for them, which
results in e.g. most methods to have zero coverage reported.

Git-Dch: Ignore

diff --git a/prepare-release b/prepare-release
index 1b8f1e49e5df1950eb8e00875a731bbec14b23dc..e61266eef82f190a35cfaaf52286f0ef4ede74b9 100755 (executable)
--- a/prepare-release
+++ b/prepare-release
@@ -123,16 +123,63 @@ elif [ "$1" = 'buildlog' ]; then
 elif [ "$1" = 'travis-ci' ]; then
        apt-get install -q --no-install-recommends $(sed -n -e '/^Build-Depends: /,/^Build-Depends-Indep: / {p}' debian/control | sed -e 's#([^)]*)##g' -e 's#^Build-Depends\(-Indep\)\?: ##' | tr -d ',')
        apt-get install -q --no-install-recommends $(sed -n 's#^Depends: .*@, \(.*\)$#\1#p' debian/tests/control | tr -d ',')
 elif [ "$1" = 'travis-ci' ]; then
        apt-get install -q --no-install-recommends $(sed -n -e '/^Build-Depends: /,/^Build-Depends-Indep: / {p}' debian/control | sed -e 's#([^)]*)##g' -e 's#^Build-Depends\(-Indep\)\?: ##' | tr -d ',')
        apt-get install -q --no-install-recommends $(sed -n 's#^Depends: .*@, \(.*\)$#\1#p' debian/tests/control | tr -d ',')

+elif [ "$1" = 'coverage' ]; then
+       DIR="${2:-./coverage}"
+       git clean -dfX # remove ignored build artefacts for a clean start
+       make CFLAGS+='--coverage' CXXFLAGS+='--coverage'
+       LCOVRC='--rc geninfo_checksum=1 --rc lcov_branch_coverage=1'
+       mkdir "$DIR"
+       lcov --no-external --directory . --capture --initial --output-file "${DIR}/apt.coverage.init" ${LCOVRC}
+       make test
+       ./test/integration/run-tests -q
+       lcov --no-external --directory . --capture --output-file "${DIR}/apt.coverage.run" ${LCOVRC}
+       lcov -a "${DIR}/apt.coverage.init" -a "${DIR}/apt.coverage.run"  -o "${DIR}/apt.coverage.total" ${LCOVRC}
+       cp "${DIR}/apt.coverage.total" "${DIR}/apt.coverage.fixed"
+       rewritefile() {
+               file="$1"
+               shift
+               name="$(basename "$file")"
+               while [ -n "$1" ]; do
+                       if [ -r "$1/$name" ]; then
+                               sed -i "s#$file#$1/$name#" "${DIR}/apt.coverage.fixed"
+                               break
+                       fi
+                       shift
+               done
+               if [ -z "$1" ]; then
+                       echo >&2 "Coverage data captured for unknown file $file"
+               fi
+       }
+       grep 'build/include/' "${DIR}/apt.coverage.fixed" | sed "s#^SF:$(pwd)/##" | while read file; do
+               rewritefile "$file" 'apt-pkg' 'apt-pkg/deb' 'apt-pkg/edsp' 'apt-pkg/contrib' \
+                  'apt-inst' 'apt-inst/deb' 'apt-inst/contrib' 'apt-private'
+       done
+       genhtml --output-directory "${DIR}" "${DIR}/apt.coverage.fixed" ${LCOVRC}

 else
        echo >&1 "Usage:\t$0 pre-export
 \t$0 post-build
 else
        echo >&1 "Usage:\t$0 pre-export
 \t$0 post-build

-\t$0 library

 
 

-If you use »git buildpackage« you can leave this script alone as it will
+If you use »git buildpackage« you can leave these alone as they will

 be run at the right places auto-magically. Otherwise you should use
 »pre-export« to update po and pot files as well as version numbering.
 »post-build« can be used to run some more or less useful checks later on.
 
 be run at the right places auto-magically. Otherwise you should use
 »pre-export« to update po and pot files as well as version numbering.
 »post-build« can be used to run some more or less useful checks later on.
 

-»library« isn't run automatically but can be useful for maintaining the
-(more or less experimental) symbols files we provide"
+\t$0 library
+\t$0 buildlog filename…
+
+»library« and »buildlog« aren't run automatically but can be useful for
+maintaining the (more or less experimental) symbols files we provide.
+»library« displays the diff between advertised symbols and the once provided
+by the libraries, while »buildlog« extracts this diff from the buildlogs.
+Both will format the diff properly.
+
+\t$0 travis-ci
+\t$0 coverage [output-dir]
+
+»travis-ci« is a shortcut to install all build- as well as test-dependencies
+used by .travis.yml.
+»coverage« does a clean build with the right flags for coverage reporting,
+runs all tests and generates a html report in the end.
+"
+

 fi
 fi