Code Coverage and Unit Test Charts do not play along with Git

[andreas.schroeder@…]

The "Code Coverage" and "Unit Tests" charts on the "Build Configuration" view remain empty when the repository in use is a Git repository.

This is because the json-data that is returned for plotting in the charts use the revision as x value, and hence with Git are of the sort:

{"data":[{"data":[
  ["fcbb2ef18ca2ac9625282fd927f2b0eeee0128a5",6955],
  ["3aab25b1fcf1ff60cfcc6fcb08a0a263ef66865e",6955],
  ["8a6ee8a6e9d6cfd64a613ec9fa71fea831c05358",6955],
  (...)

and the plot() function in the chrome/bitten/jquery.flot.js script uses these tags as x values. According to Hodgestar, the root cause of the issue can be found

"at line 49 of bitten/report/testing.py (and some related bits later): tests.append([rev, 0, 0, 0])"

[andreas.schroeder@…]

The empty coverage and unit test charts I get when using Git

[anonymous]

This is the image I get:

[andreas.schroeder@…]

A patch that should fix the bug.

[andreas.schroeder@…]

fixed errors in lint and adjusted tests.

[andreas.schroeder@…]

please look into the second patch, the first one had errors, and the unit tests didn't pass.

[andreas.schroeder@…]

Second patch proposal, includes flot patch proposal for rotated labels. Patch is against Revision 1010.

[Martin Schulze <spam.martin.schulze@…>]

I see that this problem still persists. What is the current status on this one?