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  2. JENKINS-8574

Highlight row in table with modules that does not satisfy provided coverage limit

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      In the job configuration we can provide expected limits:

      For example:

      Coverage Metric Targets: Classes   80% 50%
        Lines   80% 50%
        [ADD]        

      So the idea is to select metric with minimal value and highlight in the report table whole row which does not satisfy some condition,
      for example below:

      Name Classes Conditionals Files Lines
      mod.allocator 100% 1/1 100% 4/4 50% 1/2 95% 95/100
      mod.submodule1 70% 7/10 100% 4/4 50% 1/2 40% 20/50
      mod.submodule2 100% 2/2 100% 9/9 100% 2/2 60% 30/50
      mod.submodule3 33% 2/6 100% 9/9 100% 2/2 77% 77/100

      (meaning values in bold)
      There would be red highlight for mod.submodule1 and mod.submodule3 and orange for mod.submodule2

      So rows would looks like: (unfortunately jira does not allow to have colored table)

      mod.allocator 100% 1/1 100% 4/4 50% 1/2 95% 95/100
      mod.submodule1 70% 7/10 100% 4/4 50% 1/2 40% 20/50
      mod.submodule2 100% 2/2 100% 9/9 100% 2/2 60% 30/50
      mod.submodule3 33% 2/6 100% 9/9 100% 2/2 77% 77/100

          [JENKINS-8574] Highlight row in table with modules that does not satisfy provided coverage limit

          dzialak created issue -
          dzialak made changes -
          Description Original: Motivation:
           We can easily find the module that does not satisfy out requirements.           		New: In the job configuration we can provide expected limits:

          For example:
          | Coverage Metric Targets: | Classes | | !https://hudson.apache.org/hudson/static/f6d7729d/images/16x16/health-80plus.gif! | 80% | | 50% |
          | | Lines | | !https://hudson.apache.org/hudson/static/f6d7729d/images/16x16/health-00to19.gif! | 80% | 50% |
          | | [ADD] | | | | |

          So the idea is to highlight in the report table whole row which does not satisfy some condition,
          for example below:

          ||Name||Classes||Conditionals||Files||Lines||
          |mod.allocator|100% 1/1|100% 4/4|50% 1/2|95% 95/100|
          |mod.submodule1|33% 2/6|100% 4/4|50% 1/2|96% 52/54|
          |mod.submodule2|100% 2/2|100% 9/9|100% 2/2|98% 49/50|
          |mod.submodule3|33% 2/6|100% 9/9|100% 2/2|77% 77/100|

          There would be {color:red}red{color} highlight for mod.submodule1 and mod.submodule3 and {color:orange}orange{color} for mod.submodule2
          dzialak made changes -
          Description Original: In the job configuration we can provide expected limits:

          For example:
          | Coverage Metric Targets: | Classes | | !https://hudson.apache.org/hudson/static/f6d7729d/images/16x16/health-80plus.gif! | 80% | | 50% |
          | | Lines | | !https://hudson.apache.org/hudson/static/f6d7729d/images/16x16/health-00to19.gif! | 80% | 50% |
          | | [ADD] | | | | |

          So the idea is to highlight in the report table whole row which does not satisfy some condition,
          for example below:

          ||Name||Classes||Conditionals||Files||Lines||
          |mod.allocator|100% 1/1|100% 4/4|50% 1/2|95% 95/100|
          |mod.submodule1|33% 2/6|100% 4/4|50% 1/2|96% 52/54|
          |mod.submodule2|100% 2/2|100% 9/9|100% 2/2|98% 49/50|
          |mod.submodule3|33% 2/6|100% 9/9|100% 2/2|77% 77/100|

          There would be {color:red}red{color} highlight for mod.submodule1 and mod.submodule3 and {color:orange}orange{color} for mod.submodule2           		New: In the job configuration we can provide expected limits:

          For example:
          | Coverage Metric Targets: | Classes | | !https://hudson.apache.org/hudson/static/f6d7729d/images/16x16/health-80plus.gif! | 80% | !https://hudson.apache.org/hudson/static/f6d7729d/images/16x16/health-00to19.gif! | 50% |
          | | Lines | | !https://hudson.apache.org/hudson/static/f6d7729d/images/16x16/health-80plus.gif! | 80% | !https://hudson.apache.org/hudson/static/f6d7729d/images/16x16/health-00to19.gif! |50% |
          | | [ADD] | | | | |

          So the idea is to select metric with minimal value and highlight in the report table whole row which does not satisfy some condition,
          for example below:

          ||Name||Classes||Conditionals||Files||Lines||
          |mod.allocator|100% 1/1|100% 4/4|50% 1/2|95% 95/100|
          |mod.submodule1|70% 7/10|100% 4/4|50% 1/2|*40% 20/50*|
          |mod.submodule2|100% 2/2|100% 9/9|100% 2/2|*60% 30/50*|
          |mod.submodule3|*33% 2/6*|100% 9/9|100% 2/2|77% 77/100|

          (meaning values in bold)
          There would be {color:red}red{color} highlight for mod.submodule1 and mod.submodule3 and {color:orange}orange{color} for mod.submodule2
          dzialak made changes -
          Description Original: In the job configuration we can provide expected limits:

          For example:
          | Coverage Metric Targets: | Classes | | !https://hudson.apache.org/hudson/static/f6d7729d/images/16x16/health-80plus.gif! | 80% | !https://hudson.apache.org/hudson/static/f6d7729d/images/16x16/health-00to19.gif! | 50% |
          | | Lines | | !https://hudson.apache.org/hudson/static/f6d7729d/images/16x16/health-80plus.gif! | 80% | !https://hudson.apache.org/hudson/static/f6d7729d/images/16x16/health-00to19.gif! |50% |
          | | [ADD] | | | | |

          So the idea is to select metric with minimal value and highlight in the report table whole row which does not satisfy some condition,
          for example below:

          ||Name||Classes||Conditionals||Files||Lines||
          |mod.allocator|100% 1/1|100% 4/4|50% 1/2|95% 95/100|
          |mod.submodule1|70% 7/10|100% 4/4|50% 1/2|*40% 20/50*|
          |mod.submodule2|100% 2/2|100% 9/9|100% 2/2|*60% 30/50*|
          |mod.submodule3|*33% 2/6*|100% 9/9|100% 2/2|77% 77/100|

          (meaning values in bold)
          There would be {color:red}red{color} highlight for mod.submodule1 and mod.submodule3 and {color:orange}orange{color} for mod.submodule2           		New: In the job configuration we can provide expected limits:

          For example:
          | Coverage Metric Targets: | Classes | | !https://hudson.apache.org/hudson/static/f6d7729d/images/16x16/health-80plus.gif! | 80% | !https://hudson.apache.org/hudson/static/f6d7729d/images/16x16/health-00to19.gif! | 50% |
          | | Lines | | !https://hudson.apache.org/hudson/static/f6d7729d/images/16x16/health-80plus.gif! | 80% | !https://hudson.apache.org/hudson/static/f6d7729d/images/16x16/health-00to19.gif! |50% |
          | | [ADD] | | | | |

          So the idea is to select metric with minimal value and highlight in the report table whole row which does not satisfy some condition,
          for example below:

          ||Name||Classes||Conditionals||Files||Lines||
          |mod.allocator|100% 1/1|100% 4/4|50% 1/2|95% 95/100|
          |mod.submodule1|70% 7/10|100% 4/4|50% 1/2|*40% 20/50*|
          |mod.submodule2|100% 2/2|100% 9/9|100% 2/2|*60% 30/50*|
          |mod.submodule3|*33% 2/6*|100% 9/9|100% 2/2|77% 77/100|

          (meaning values in bold)
          There would be red highlight for mod.submodule1 and mod.submodule3 and orange for mod.submodule2

          So rows would looks like: (unfortunately jira does not allow to have colored table)

          {panel:bgColor=#FFFFFF|borderStyle=none}|mod.allocator|100% 1/1|100% 4/4|50% 1/2|95% 95/100|{panel}{panel:bgColor=#FFDFDF|borderStyle=none}|mod.submodule1|70% 7/10|100% 4/4|50% 1/2|40% 20/50|{panel}{panel:bgColor=#FFEFDF|borderStyle=none}|mod.submodule2|100% 2/2|100% 9/9|100% 2/2|60% 30/50|{panel}{panel:bgColor=#FFDFDF|borderStyle=none}|mod.submodule3|33% 2/6|100% 9/9|100% 2/2|77% 77/100|{panel}
          dzialak made changes -
          Assignee Original: dzialak [ dzialak ] New: Stephen Connolly [ stephenconnolly ]

          Stephen Connolly added a comment -

          Last two releases (separated by over a year) were by olivergondza so looks like the maintainer

          Stephen Connolly added a comment - Last two releases (separated by over a year) were by olivergondza so looks like the maintainer
          Stephen Connolly made changes -
          Assignee Original: Stephen Connolly [ stephenconnolly ] New: Oliver Gondža [ olivergondza ]
          R. Tyler Croy made changes -
          Workflow Original: JNJira [ 138685 ] New: JNJira + In-Review [ 174959 ]
          Oliver Gondža made changes -
          Assignee Original: Oliver Gondža [ olivergondza ]

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