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add checks to fail combined-coverage tests after each part #346

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@tatimblin tatimblin commented Dec 7, 2022

Currently tests are failing silently in Github actions. This PR adds checks to combined-coverage.sh script to exit if a test fails. The three tests currently failing on main will now be caught, I created this item to handle them separately, as it will require a change to make react versions to test programmable in reusable workflows

J=SLAP-2459
TEST=manual

ran actions with an intentional failure (log). Also commented out npm publish from the slap publish command and tested that it makes it passed the check there

@tatimblin tatimblin requested a review from a team as a code owner December 7, 2022 21:24
@tatimblin tatimblin marked this pull request as draft December 7, 2022 21:24
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Coverage Status

Coverage remained the same at 85.836% when pulling dee66f1 on dev/ci-tests into 2ce727e on develop.

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Current unit coverage is 89.04795991410164%
Current visual coverage is 77.63289869608826%
Current combined coverage is 89.69219756621331%

@tatimblin tatimblin changed the title test workflow add checks to fail combined-coverage tests after each part Dec 8, 2022
@tatimblin tatimblin marked this pull request as ready for review December 8, 2022 21:34
@tatimblin tatimblin requested a review from oshi97 December 9, 2022 15:42
@tatimblin tatimblin merged commit cc65e8b into develop Dec 12, 2022
@tatimblin tatimblin deleted the dev/ci-tests branch December 12, 2022 14:35
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