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exclude def files from coverage #1871

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  • Refactor
    • Improved build performance by excluding certain files from the build process.

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This update involves a modification to the Vite configuration file, specifically enhancing the build optimization process. By adding the "packages/**/*.d.ts" pattern to the exclude array, the change aims to prevent TypeScript definition files within the packages directory from being processed during the build. This adjustment helps streamline the build process by excluding files that don't need to be transformed, potentially improving build performance and reducing unnecessary processing.

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vite.config.ts Added "packages/**/*.d.ts" to exclude array in config

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The changes in the provided Git diff mainly involve adding a new entry to a list. It appears to be a configuration file for a tool like Vite or similar, given the .ts extension and the structure. While the change seems straightforward and does not present significant issues, there are potential implications on performance or behavior of our program that may need further exploration.

@@ -11,6 +11,7 @@ export default defineConfig({
"bin/**/*.ts",
"ecosystem.config.js",
"migrate.ts",
"packages/**/*.d.ts",
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You have added a glob pattern to include all TypeScript Declaration files in all directories under 'packages'. While this is a valid change, please be aware that depending on the depth of nested folders and the number of .d.ts files, this could potentially slow down your Vite routine. If we have many nested levels and lots of .d.ts files, we might want to consider a more specific glob or a strategic directory restructure.

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The addition of new file paths to be watched or included seems to be perfectly fine. However, to maintain stability, consider verifying that the added files have the correct specifications and that they don't contain syntax errors that could crash the system.

@@ -11,6 +11,7 @@ export default defineConfig({
"bin/**/*.ts",
"ecosystem.config.js",
"migrate.ts",
"packages/**/*.d.ts",
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This line includes .d.ts files from the packages directory into the coverage report. However, .d.ts files are generally used for type declaration, and do not have functional logic that needs to be covered by tests. It's unusual to include these files in coverage reports, unless you have specific reason for it.

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All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests ✅

Project coverage is 42.50%. Comparing base (ea15375) to head (1dd2b2f).

✅ All tests successful. No failed tests found ☺️

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##             main    #1871      +/-   ##
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+ Coverage   36.72%   42.50%   +5.78%     
==========================================
  Files         125       83      -42     
  Lines       11955    10329    -1626     
  Branches      234      205      -29     
==========================================
  Hits         4390     4390              
+ Misses       7565     5939    -1626     
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Commits Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 2e8ef49 and ae22da5.
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14-14: The addition of "packages/**/*.d.ts" to the exclude array is correctly implemented to exclude TypeScript declaration files from coverage metrics.

Ensure to verify the overall impact on the coverage metrics to confirm that no unintended files are excluded and the coverage accuracy has improved as intended.

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@drazisil drazisil merged commit f9d423d into main Apr 8, 2024
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@drazisil drazisil deleted the exclude-def-files-from-coverage branch April 8, 2024 00:39
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