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# covr 3.6.4

* Fix for a failing test on CRAN

# covr 3.6.3

* Updates to internal usage of `is.atomic()` to work with upcoming
  R release (@mmaechler , #542)

* `package_coverage()` now works correctly with ignore files when
   it is not run in the package root directory (@mpadge, #538)

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(devel/R-covr) Updated 3.5.1 to 3.6.1

# covr 3.6.1

* The internal generic `merge_coverage()` now correctly registers the
  S3 methods.

* The internal test for recording large calls no longer assumes R is
  on the system PATH.

# covr 3.6.0

* Added `covr.record_tests` option. When `TRUE`, this enables the
  recording of the trace of the tests being executed and adds an
  itemization of which tests result in the execution of each trace.

  For more details see `?covr.record_tests` (@dgkf, #463, #485, #503)

* `as.data.frame()` now returns an 0 row data frame when there are no
  functions in a package (#427)

* `codecov()` is now more robust when `coverage` is not the output
  from `package_coverage()` and `token` is not provided (#456)

* `package_coverage(code = )` now accepts character vectors of length
  greater than 1 (@bastistician, #481)

* `package_coverage()` now handles packages with install or render
  time examples (#488)

* `package_coverage()` now sets the environment variable `R_TESTS` to
  the tests-startup.R file like R CMD check does (#420)

* `report()` now provides a more detailed error message if the `DT`
  and `htmltools` dependencies are not installed (#500).

* Fix `parse_gcov` bug when package is stored in directory with regex
  special characters, see #459

* Error/warning thrown for, respectively, missing gcov or empty parsed
  gcov output (@stephematician, #448)

* Support Google Cloud Build uploading reports to Codecov.io
  (@MarkEdmondson1234 #469)

* covr is now licensed as MIT (#454)

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(devel/R-covr) Updated 3.5.0 to 3.5.1, make test fails

# covr 3.5.1

* Generated files from [cpp11](https://cpp11.r-lib.org/) are now ignored (#437)

* `codecov()` and `coveralls()` now retry failed requests before raising an \ 
error (#428, @jameslamb)

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# covr 3.5.0
* `codecov()` now supports GitHub Actions for public repositories without
  having to specify a token.

* New `to_sonarqube()` function added to support SonarQube generic
  XML format (@nibant, @Delfic, #413).

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(devel/R-covr) Updated from 3.3.1 to 3.4.0

(pkgsrc changes)
  Serveral packages added for TEST_DEPENDS+=. Not really confirmed yet. sorry.
(upstream changes)
# covr 3.4.0
  * `codecov()` now supports GitHub Actions.
  * New `in_covr()` function added to return true if code is being run by covr \ 
(#407).
  * `file_coverage()`, `environment_coverage()` and `function_coverage()` now set
    `R_COVR=true`, to be consistent with `package_coverage()` (#407)

# covr 3.3.2
  * Fix test failures in the development version of R (4.0.0) (#400)

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devel/R-covr: import version 3.3.1

Track and report code coverage for your package and (optionally) upload
the results to a coverage service like 'Codecov' <http://codecov.io> or
'Coveralls' <http://coveralls.io>.

Code coverage is a measure of the amount of code being exercised by a set
of tests. It is an indirect measure of test quality and completeness.
This package is compatible with any testing methodology or framework and
tracks coverage of both R code and compiled C/C++/FORTRAN code.