codecov.yml

# Configuration for https://codecov.io.  After changing it, validate it with
#   curl -X POST --data-binary @codecov.yml https://codecov.io/validate
# See https://docs.codecov.com/docs/codecovyml-reference for the full reference.

codecov:
  notify:
    # Comment as soon as a report has been processed instead of holding the
    # comment back until every other CI status has completed.  A pull request
    # whose build or tests fail is one where the report is wanted most, and
    # the comment is updated in place as the remaining uploads arrive.
    wait_for_ci: false

comment:
  layout: "header, reach, diff, components, files, footer"
  behavior: default
  # Comment on every pull request: also on one that changes no coverage at
  # all ...
  require_changes: false
  # ... on one whose base commit has no report to compare against ...
  require_base: false
  # ... and on one for which no coverage was uploaded, so that the test
  # results are reported even when the coverage build did not get that far.
  require_head: false

parsers:
  gcov:
    branch_detection:
      conditional: yes
      loop: yes
      method: no
      macro: no

flags:
  # The four components are uploaded separately, each from the build
  # directory that holds its gcov reports; see the coverage job of
  # .github/workflows/special.yml.  Their coverage is therefore already
  # separated at upload time and needs no path filtering here.
  blas:
    carryforward: true
  cblas:
    carryforward: true
  lapack:
    carryforward: true
  lapacke:
    carryforward: true

# The same four groups once more, as components.  A flag is attached to an
# upload and so depends on the coverage job splitting its uploads the way it
# does; a component is a filter over whatever coverage arrives, so these keep
# reporting the four libraries separately even if that split ever changes.
# The paths are the source directories the libraries are built from, which is
# also how the CMake build directories the uploads use are laid out.
component_management:
  individual_components:
    - component_id: blas
      name: BLAS
      paths:
        - BLAS/SRC/**
    - component_id: cblas
      name: CBLAS
      paths:
        - CBLAS/src/**
        - CBLAS/include/**
    - component_id: lapack
      name: LAPACK
      paths:
        # The LAPACK library is built from SRC together with the machine
        # parameter and support routines it takes from INSTALL; see the
        # ../INSTALL/ entries in SRC/CMakeLists.txt.
        - SRC/**
        - INSTALL/**
    - component_id: lapacke
      name: LAPACKE
      paths:
        - LAPACKE/src/**
        - LAPACKE/utils/**
    - component_id: tmglib
      name: TMGLIB
      paths:
        # The test matrix generators.  Shipped as a library of their own and
        # used by every LAPACK test to build its inputs, so a generator path
        # no test asks for shows up here rather than in any of the above.
        - TESTING/MATGEN/**
    # The test programs, one component per library they exercise.  These
    # measure the tests themselves, not the code under test: a routine here
    # that never runs is a test that was written and then never reached.
    - component_id: blas_testing
      name: BLAS testing
      paths:
        - BLAS/TESTING/**
    - component_id: cblas_testing
      name: CBLAS testing
      paths:
        - CBLAS/testing/**
    - component_id: lapack_testing
      name: LAPACK testing
      paths:
        - TESTING/LIN/**
        - TESTING/EIG/**
    - component_id: lapacke_testing
      name: LAPACKE testing
      paths:
        - LAPACKE/testing/**