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Qodo Cover GitHub Action Example
This repo shows how the Qodo Cover GitHub Actions can be added to your repository.
The repo linked above defines 2 actions:
qodo-cover: This action runs the Qodo Cover agent and is intended to be manually triggered. The agent tries to expand coverage on all project files of the specified language.qodo-cover-pr: This action runs the Qodo Cover agent in "pr" mode, and is intended to be triggered by pull requests. In "pr" mode, the agent tries to expand coverage only on modified files of the specified language.
In both of the above actions if the agent successfully increases coverage it will create a PR with the added tests as well as a coverage improvement report. See this PR as an example.
Supported languages
- Python
- PHP
- Java
- More coming soon!
Workflow examples
To use a Qodo Cover GitHub Action, you need to add it to your GitHub workflow. Take a look at the following working examples:
.github/workflows/qodo-cover-pr-python.yml. This workflow triggers on pull requests and runs the agent in "pr" mode on the Python project intemplated_tests/python-fastapi..github/workflows/qodo-cover-python.yml. This workflow is triggered manually and runs the agent on the Python project intemplated_tests/python-fastapi..github/workflows/qodo-cover-java.yml. This workflow is triggered manually and runs the agent on the Java project intemplated_tests/java/JokeFunction..github/workflows/qodo-cover-php.yml. This workflow is triggered manually and runs the agent on the PHP project intemplated_tests/php/myapp.
Remember to enable GitHub Actions to create pull requests: This setting can be found in a repository's settings under Actions > General > Workflow permissions.
Generated Tests
While developing the Qodo Cover agent we tested it on some open source repositories. Take a look at the changes in these pull requests: