[DO NOT MERGE] Vitest blockchain test runner for coverage reports, BLS coverage attempt by including implementation code as well #3997
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… msg for instructions) edit files to run in testRunnerVitest.spec.ts command: `npx vitest run ./test/tester/testRunnerVitest --coverage.allowExternal --coverage.enabled`
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This PR attempts to create a coverage report for BLS, by also including the implementation code (Noble) in the report. I have tried to add things to vitest such that it also adds
node_modules/@noble/curvesto the report output, but to no avail. The new WIP strategy is now instead to list noble as an inner package and let vitest generate a coverage report.This PR showscases (but is NOT intended to get merged) also a very dirty way to generate coverage from the blockchain tests. So we can directly run fixtures from EEST and generate a coverage report. If you want to change which tests are ran change this in
vm/test/tester/testRunnerVitest.spec.ts:dir: '../fixtures/blockchain_tests/prague/eip2537_bls_12_381_precompiles/bls12_g1add',(to some dir you want to test)To run coverage,
cd ./packages/vmand thenbash coverage.sh