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This is probably OT, but I think that metrics tools should have a way so that you can set specific thresholds that must be matched exactly or it fails the build. By that I mean, if I expect to have 95.6% coverage, and I configure the system to match that, I want things to fail if it increases to 95.7% .. that is, I want to have to be forced to "raise the bar" a tiny bit each time the actual metric improves.
I do this with other metrics, and it has really good results. Each time the code quality improves, the system notifies me and I nudge the expected value up a bit. There's a strong incentive not to lower it at all; so over time metrics improve more quickly compared to when you can only do >=
comparisons with thresholds.
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It should support :==
and all the other operators, I intended to do so but forgot.
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