luau/tests/conformance/coverage.lua
Arseny Kapoulkine f2e6a8f4a5
Sync to upstream/release/507-pre (#286)
This doesn't contain all changes for 507 yet but we might want to do the
Luau 0.507 release a bit earlier to end the year sooner.

Changes:

- Type ascription (::) now permits casts between related types in both directions, allowing to refine or loosen the type (RFC #56)
- Fix type definition for tonumber to return number? since the input string isn't guaranteed to contain a valid number
- Fix type refinements for field access via []
- Many stability fixes for type checker
- Provide extra information in error messages for type mismatches in more cases
- Improve performance of type checking for large unions when union members are string literals
- Add coverage reporting support to Repl (--coverage command line argument) and lua_getcoverage C API
- Work around code signing issues during Makefile builds on macOS
- Improve performance of truthiness checks in some cases, particularly on Apple M1, resulting in 10-25% perf gains on qsort benchmark depending on the CPU/compiler
- Fix support for little-endian systems; IBM s390x here we go!
2021-12-10 14:05:05 -08:00

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-- This file is part of the Luau programming language and is licensed under MIT License; see LICENSE.txt for details
print("testing coverage")
function foo()
local x = 1
local y = 2
assert(x + y)
end
function bar()
local function one(x)
return x
end
local two = function(x)
return x
end
one(1)
end
function validate(stats, hits, misses)
local checked = {}
for _,l in ipairs(hits) do
if not (stats[l] and stats[l] > 0) then
return false, string.format("expected line %d to be hit", l)
end
checked[l] = true
end
for _,l in ipairs(misses) do
if not (stats[l] and stats[l] == 0) then
return false, string.format("expected line %d to be missed", l)
end
checked[l] = true
end
for k,v in pairs(stats) do
if type(k) == "number" and not checked[k] then
return false, string.format("expected line %d to be absent", k)
end
end
return true
end
foo()
c = getcoverage(foo)
assert(#c == 1)
assert(c[1].name == "foo")
assert(validate(c[1], {5, 6, 7}, {}))
bar()
c = getcoverage(bar)
assert(#c == 3)
assert(c[1].name == "bar")
assert(validate(c[1], {11, 15, 19}, {}))
assert(c[2].name == "one")
assert(validate(c[2], {12}, {}))
assert(c[3].name == nil)
assert(validate(c[3], {}, {16}))
return 'OK'