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fix #3211
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This coverage is probably more useful than the other one, because it’s not
really reasonable to try to cover everything with simple units test (e.g. on
network code etc).
However, we should strive to have 100% coverage with our e2e tests.
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fix #3177
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Avoids:
- Relying on github’s services
- Fetching a new (malicious) version, automatically, without any “check”
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fix #3157
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ref #3152
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The unit file Type=, as well as the executable path should now be correct
with a simple “make install”, whatever the install prefix and the DESTDIR
values are.
ref #3152
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make coverage will display an error instead
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make coverage runs the test_suite and generates a report
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`make check` is also added to compile and run the tests
Catch is fetched with cmake automatically into the build directory when needed
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Because we added a network unit test
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