CTest is now run directly and `make coverage` (like `make test`) now
expects you to run `make` beforehand, which is more flexible for the
user. This patch also reduces clutter by properly excluding unwanted
files and reduces the number of explicit exlusion regexes that are
required.
Gcov reports are still confusing and report very low branch coverage
(which is picked up by Codecov, unfortunately), but the llvm-cov reports
are nice and clean now.
* Remove mention of no longer used IRC network
Channels exist on matrix, and on libera.chat now.
* Correctly match only files with .png extension
The current search would match files such as 'createpng'.
* Fix comparison in script
The result was always false, due to comparing a literal string instead of a variable.
* Use correct license files from upstream
Correct license files obtained from:
https://www.gnu.org/licenses/old-licenses/gpl-2.0.txthttps://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.txthttps://www.gnu.org/licenses/old-licenses/lgpl-2.1.txthttps://www.gnu.org/licenses/lgpl-3.0.txt
* Refresh several shell scripts
This fixes several shellcheck warnings, as well as makes the code more
robust and have consistent codestyle between all the files.
* Trim excess whitespace
* Ensure Qt dlls find plugins in bundled directory
* Reduce complexity of deployment code
* Standardize use of CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE_LOWER for more robust comparisons
Fixes#3023. Fixes part of #1535.
Generation of unit test coverage reports used to be quite complicated
and required a lot of different settings, including a custom CMake
build type. This patch updates the coverage CMake module to only
require -DWITH_COVERAGE=ON to be set on a normal Debug build in order
to create a coverage target.
This patch also moves away from lcov in favor of gcovr, since lcov appears
to be broken in GCC 8. However, the routines for generating lcov reports
still exist, so provided lcov receives updates and there is sufficient
reason to switch back, it is easy to do so.
