coverage.toml

# Coverage floors are intentionally below the observed baseline so normal
# compiler/platform variance does not make the first run flaky. Raise a floor
# whenever sustained coverage exceeds it; lowering one requires review.
[workspace]
lines = 80.0
branches = 70.0

[files."rookie-rs/src/browser/chromium_decoder.rs"]
lines = 92.0
branches = 85.0

[files."rookie-rs/src/browser/mozilla_session.rs"]
lines = 88.0
branches = 72.0

[files."rookie-rs/src/browser/safari.rs"]
lines = 90.0
branches = 70.0

[files."rookie-rs/src/browser/internet_explorer_model.rs"]
lines = 86.0
branches = 70.0

[files."rookie-rs/src/common/secret.rs"]
lines = 95.0
branches = 70.0

[files."rookie-rs/src/error.rs"]
lines = 90.0
branches = 75.0

# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Python binding
#
# Both lanes are produced by one run of `scripts/run-python-coverage.py`, which
# instruments the PyO3 extension and then executes the installed-wheel
# `tests/python` suite against it. That is why these floors are far above what
# `cargo llvm-cov -p rookie-cookies-python` alone reports: most of the binding
# only runs when Python calls across the boundary.
#
# The floors must hold on Linux, macOS, and Windows, so each is the lowest
# platform's observed value rounded down -- a `#[cfg]`-gated entry point that
# only exists on one platform drags that platform's percentage down without the
# others noticing.
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------

[python-binding-native.totals]
lines = 86.0
branches = 68.0

[python-binding-native.files."bindings/python/src/browsers.rs"]
lines = 82.0
branches = 65.0

[python-binding-native.files."bindings/python/src/errors.rs"]
lines = 88.0
# llvm-cov finds exactly two branch points in this file -- `match` arms are
# regions, not branches -- so the only observable values are 0, 50 and 100.
# The floor is therefore set *at* the observed 50 rather than below it: a
# lower number could not fail without the file losing both branches, which is
# not a ratchet. There is no measurement noise to absorb at this granularity.
branches = 50.0

[python-binding-native.files."bindings/python/src/job.rs"]
lines = 88.0
branches = 72.0

[python-binding-native.files."bindings/python/src/lib.rs"]
lines = 90.0
branches = 65.0

[python-binding-native.files."bindings/python/src/report.rs"]
lines = 90.0
branches = 85.0

[python-binding-pure.totals]
lines = 92.0
branches = 66.0

[python-binding-pure.files."bindings/python/rookie_cookies/__init__.py"]
# The three `sys.platform` import blocks mean one platform can never execute
# the other two, which costs roughly seven statements whichever host runs.
lines = 88.0
branches = 66.0

[python-binding-pure.files."bindings/python/rookie_cookies/dto.py"]
lines = 95.0
# Generated dataclasses branch nowhere today, and check-coverage.py scores an
# empty branch denominator as 100%, so this floor currently enforces nothing.
# It is kept rather than deleted because it starts enforcing the moment the
# generator emits its first conditional.
branches = 90.0