Update coverage stats. #714
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They were very very out of date.
DonggeLiu
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Nov 10, 2024
| \* "Total coverage gain" is calculated using a denominator of the total lines | ||
| of source code compiled during the OSS-Fuzz build process for the entire | ||
| project. "Total relative gain" is the increase in coverage compared to the old | ||
| number of covered lines. |
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Would it be better to explain that some unintuitive high percentage (e.g., 98%) may due to more code are included while compiling the new fuzz target? E.g.,
"Some high percentage gains result from additional code included while compiling the new fuzz targets."
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Good point! Can you please raise a PR to add this explanation?
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They were very very out of date.