- new_docker_build.sh: new --run-coverage mode (mutually exclusive with
--run-jenkins-builder). Instruments the release-scope build with
-O0 -g --coverage -fPIC -DNDEBUG (RELEASE flag override keeps -DNDEBUG
and -fPIC so behavior and PIC match the green baseline), runs ctest,
then collects the lcov report: capture --external -> extract on the
four release dirs -> remove test sources -> summary -> genhtml, all
with --ignore-errors mismatch,inconsistent,unused (GCC 15 + lcov 2.4).
Report lands in --coverage-output-dir (default ./coverage-out):
html/index.html, coverage.info, coverage_summary.txt.
- Dockerfile image gains lcov via APT_PACKAGES (genhtml ships in the
same package).
- Jenkinsfile: RunCoverage parameter (default on) + per-OS Coverage
stage running the driver on the agent and archiving
coverage/<project>/<os>/**.
- release-16-10-2026.sh: same coverage step, gated by DRYRUN_COVERAGE
(default ON, mirrors the Jenkins default).
- README: Step 6 (code coverage) and options/env reference entries.
- .gitignore: coverage-out/
Scope is now described only as what the release build contains
(TetraIF, Z/src, Lts/Common, TrainingAreaBase). All steps (image,
compile, tests, DEB packaging, Jenkins) kept and refreshed; the
license note is reduced to 'no license file is required'.
The release validation scope (TetraIF, Z/src, Lts/Common +
TrainingAreaBase) never consumes an RTI license: no CMake file or
build step reads RTI_LICENSE_FILE, and the only RTI Connext DDS
consumers are all behind BUILD_RTI (OFF for this branch, stubs
compiled instead). The license was pure plumbing:
- new_docker_build.sh: remove the require_file validation, the
bind mount and the in-container RTI_LICENSE_FILE export
- jenkins-ci-rme: remove the RTI_LICENSE_FILE export and the
Jenkinsfile workspace-layout comment
- README: document that no license file is needed
Verified with a full pipeline rebuild (scope-rebuild12) run while
rti_license.dat was absent: 0 warnings, ctest baseline unchanged,
all 5 DEBs produced, none of them containing the license.
Document the full flow: prebuilt Docker image build, release-scope
compilation (mandatory CMake flags), running the unit tests (ctest
baseline plus direct execution of the test binaries), DEB package
production with the in-tree rpmbuild script, the Jenkins/CI entry
points, the options reference and troubleshooting notes.
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