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+ Hits 42870 43087 +217 - Misses 7822 7934 +112 - Partials 946 948 +2 I see that 1/3 of the new codes have not been tested. Where can I see these datas about missing UT? I will add UT based on these datas. You can click the link sent by @codecov or click the codecov checks. It looks like the loss module is not tested. @iProzd Do we have a universal test fixture for loss functions?
+ Hits 42870 43087 +217 - Misses 7822 7934 +112 - Partials 946 948 +2 I see that 1/3 of the new codes have not been tested. Where can I see these datas about missing UT? I will add UT based on these datas.
+ Hits 42870 43087 +217 - Misses 7822 7934 +112 - Partials 946 948 +2 I see that 1/3 of the new codes have not been tested.
+ Hits 42870 43087 +217 - Misses 7822 7934 +112 - Partials 946 948 +2
I see that 1/3 of the new codes have not been tested.
Where can I see these datas about missing UT? I will add UT based on these datas.
You can click the link sent by @codecov or click the codecov checks.
It looks like the loss module is not tested. @iProzd Do we have a universal test fixture for loss functions?
Not yet, maybe we need a discussion to design a universal test for loss modules.
Originally posted by @iProzd in #3867 (comment)
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Not yet, maybe we need a discussion to design a universal test for loss modules.
Originally posted by @iProzd in #3867 (comment)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: