GitHub PR comments

Projektor can automatically add a comment to your pull requests to make it faster and easier to view the test reports for your pull requests.

The pull request comment has the following:

• Link to the Projektor test report
• Whether the tests passed or failed
• Test count (passed and failed)
• Code coverage percentage (if project uses code coverage)
• Date report created

Projektor will update the pull request comment with additional test reports when the code pull request is updated and more builds run.

Code coverage delta

To quickly show whether a pull request increases or decreases the code coverage in a project, Projektor will include the delta in coverage percentage in the pull request comment.

For example, a pull request that decreases the coverage (likely a red flag on the change):

Or on the positive side, a pull request that increases the code coverage:

Requirements

Publishing plugin

For the pull request comments you’ll need to be using at least the following versions of the Projektor publishing plugins:

• Gradle plugin 7.1.0+
• Node script 3.1.0+

GitHub app

You’ll also need to install Projektor as a GitHub app in your GitHub organization or project to give Projektor access to your project’s pull requests to make the comments. Projektor needs read/write access to pull requests and issues to add/update its comments, but it doesn’t need access to your source code.