[roydahan]

The coverage workflow measures the unit and integration suites, but it only stores htmlcov/ and coverage.xml as a workflow artifact. PRs get no coverage delta and no line-level annotation, and there's no history to compare against. This PR uploads the same coverage.xml to Codecov using the CODECOV_TOKEN repository secret.

The same change was made for the Go driver in scylladb/gocql#1089. It's also in scylladb/scylla-rust-driver#1940 and scylladb/java-driver#1162.

Changes

• .github/workflows/coverage.yml: one codecov/codecov-action step at the end of the coverage job.
  • Only passing runs upload. The step has no if: always(), unlike the two steps before it, so it runs only when every earlier step passed. scripts/coverage.sh writes its reports even when a test fails and exits non-zero only afterwards. On master, such a partial report would become the target: auto baseline, and later PRs would show fake improvements while real regressions hide in the gap.
  • Skipped runs upload nothing. A run whose job the disable-coverage-tests label skipped doesn't reach the upload.
  • Fork PRs get no repository secrets, so they upload without a token. Dependabot runs don't get the token either. In those two cases a refused upload doesn't fail the job; everywhere else it does.
• codecov.yml (new):
  • Path fixing. coverage.xml has <source>cassandra</source> and filenames relative to it (cluster.py, io/__init__.py). Codecov ignores a relative <source> and matches bare filenames by suffix. That silently drops every filename that isn't unique in the tree: 11 of the 61 files in a unit-only report, including connection.py, policies.py, query.py, util.py and most __init__.py files. Default path fixing is disabled, and a "::cassandra/" prefix maps every file to the right path.
  • require_ci_to_pass: false and notify.wait_for_ci: false, since this is the only uploader and it shouldn't wait on the integration-tests matrix.
  • Informational project and patch statuses (target: auto, threshold: 1%), because which lines the integration suite reaches depends on live-cluster timing as well as on the diff.
• README.rst: a Codecov badge.
• CONTRIBUTING.rst: a short note on the upload in the "Measuring Code Coverage" section.

This replaces the earlier version of this PR, which uploaded from a separate workflow_run workflow. That design could only upload after merge and never from this PR, and it needed a lot of plumbing to do so.

Verification

• End to end, on this PR: the coverage job on 10a0d38 uploaded coverage.xml with the token. Codecov filed it under the PR's head commit, 10a0d38, and posted passing codecov/project and codecov/patch statuses. There's no comparison yet, because master has no report until this merges.
• Report paths: I ran Codecov's own path-matching and path-fix code (from codecov/umbrella) against the repo's file list. With the committed config, all 61 files of a real coverage.xml map to existing cassandra/… files. Without it, 11 are dropped.
• Not yet exercised: a fork PR's upload without a token. That will first happen on the next fork PR after merge.
• Config: codecov.yml passes Codecov's own YAML validator code, run locally.
• Lint: actionlint passes on coverage.yml.

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• I added relevant tests for new features and bug fixes. (N/A: CI-only change; this PR's own run exercises it.)
• All commits compile, pass static checks and pass test. (CI is green on 10a0d38.)
• PR description sums up the changes and reasons why they should be introduced.
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• I have adjusted the documentation in ./docs/source/. (N/A: contributor-facing docs are in CONTRIBUTING.rst and README.rst.)
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The coverage workflow saves coverage.xml as a separate artifact. After a successful coverage run, another workflow checks the artifact and report, then uploads the report to Codecov. Codecov configuration sets path handling and informational project and patch statuses. The contributor guide documents upload conditions and failure handling. The README adds a Codecov badge.

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• inferred — The directly evidenced exposure is this repository's coverage reporting, GitHub read access and the Codecov credential held by the upload job. The credential's actual authorization scope is not defined here, so a repository-only maximum credential blast radius cannot be established.

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• inferred — A malicious PR can manufacture its coverage report because the producer executes PR-controlled code. Validation constrains report paths and shape, but does not authenticate test execution. Explicit measured-commit attribution and informational statuses limit the reporting consequence; the inspected source does not establish a path from this control to secret disclosure or privileged PR-code execution.

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• observed — The untrusted report is downloaded into a runner-temporary directory and parsed as XML, not executed by repository workflow code. Reported files must match tracked blobs in the measured commit. PR-derived branch values are passed through environment variables rather than interpolated into shell source.

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• inferred — Local controls stop publication before upload when report validation fails, and explicit run and commit identity reduce cross-run misattribution. Remote atomicity, idempotency and concurrent-upload ordering remain external dependencies: the workflow has no explicit deduplication, concurrency or rollback mechanism, and the tests do not exercise those states. Dependabot uploads also disable upload-error enforcement.

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• proposed — Confirm that CODECOV_TOKEN is limited to the intended repository and document its provisioning and rotation ownership. This would resolve the unverified credential blast radius without implying that the current token is overprivileged.

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[roydahan]

test libev (3.14t) failed on the superseded head d6c7375. One test failed:

FAILED tests/integration/standard/test_client_routes.py::TestPrivateLinkConnectivity::test_queries_succeed_through_proxy
  AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'v'
= 1 failed, 951 passed, 82 skipped, 12 xfailed ...

Why it isn't this PR's: this PR changes only coverage.yml, codecov.yml, README.rst and CONTRIBUTING.rst. It touches no driver code, no tests, and not integration-tests.yml, so this job ran the same code as master.

Root cause, which is in the test itself: test_queries_succeed_through_proxy creates the keyspace with replication_factor: 3, then runs the INSERT and the SELECT at the driver's default consistency level LOCAL_ONE. One replica can acknowledge the write while the read is served by another replica that hasn't applied it yet. .one() then returns None, and row.v raises this AttributeError. Nothing in the proxy or client-routes path is involved. That suits the timing of a free-threaded build and would explain why it's intermittent.

No existing PR fixes this. A minimal fix (not included here, to keep this PR scoped) is to make the write and the read overlap, for example:

+from cassandra import ConsistencyLevel
+from cassandra.query import SimpleStatement
 ...
-            session.execute("INSERT INTO test_cr_ks.t (k, v) VALUES (1, 'hello')")
-            row = session.execute("SELECT v FROM test_cr_ks.t WHERE k = 1").one()
+            session.execute(SimpleStatement(
+                "INSERT INTO test_cr_ks.t (k, v) VALUES (1, 'hello')",
+                consistency_level=ConsistencyLevel.ALL))
+            row = session.execute("SELECT v FROM test_cr_ks.t WHERE k = 1").one()

QUORUM on both statements would work equally well.

A re-run of the old commit isn't needed: the same job is already running on the current head 822358a, and that result is the one that counts.

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Two checks failed on 06f95ac. Neither is caused by this PR, which only changes coverage.yml, codecov.yml, README.rst and CONTRIBUTING.rst:

1. test asyncio (3.12) died in "Set up JDK 8", before any test ran. actions/setup-java couldn't reach the JDK download server:

##[error]Java setup failed due to network or configuration error(s)
##[error]connect ETIMEDOUT 104.17.75.81:443

2. Build wheels for windows, in the cp311-win_amd64 test session:

FAILED tests/unit/test_ssl_session_cache.py::SSLSessionCacheTest::test_the_same_session_again_keeps_the_deadline_it_had
  AssertionError: assert <..._Session object ...> is None

Root cause:

• The test stores a 50 ms deadline, calls time.sleep(0.06), and expects the entry to have expired.
• SSLSessionCache compares time.monotonic() >= expires_at. On Windows before Python 3.13, CPython implements time.monotonic() with GetTickCount64(), which advances in 15.625 ms ticks.
• If the first reading happens within about 2.5 ms after a tick, the reading after 60 ms of real sleep is only 3 ticks (46.9 ms) later. That's short of the deadline, so the session is still returned.
• Linux and macOS, and Windows on Python 3.13+, have fine-grained clocks. That's why this shows up only on Windows, and only sometimes. The same job passed on the previous head, 822358a.

Reproduction: I ran the test's exact logic against the real SSLSessionCache with time.monotonic quantized to 15.625 ms. It failed in 35 of 250 runs (14%). With the patch below it failed in 0 of 250. I found no open PR that fixes this.

Proposed fix (not included here, to keep this PR scoped): wait on the clock the cache reads, rather than on sleep.

         cache.set('key', _Session(), lifetime=0.05)
         cache.set('key', _Session(), lifetime=3600)
 
-        time.sleep(0.06)
+        # Wait on the clock the cache reads rather than on time.sleep(): on
+        # Windows before Python 3.13, time.monotonic() advances in 15.625 ms
+        # ticks, so 60 ms of sleep can leave it only 46.9 ms past the set.
+        expires = time.monotonic() + 0.06
+        while time.monotonic() < expires:
+            time.sleep(0.005)
 
         assert cache.get('key') is None

This is the only real-time margin in that file; the other tests use lifetime=-1 or 3600.

Update: 3d3dcf2 has since replaced 06f95ac. It fixes how the upload step detects fork PRs. Both jobs run again on the new commit, so I won't re-run them on 06f95ac.

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test libev (3.15t) failed on the superseded head 3d3dcf2:

FAILED tests/integration/standard/test_client_routes.py::TestFullNodeReplacementThroughNlb::test_should_survive_full_node_replacement_through_nlb
  - cassandra.connection.ConnectionShutdown: Connection <LibevConnection(...) 127.254.254.101:34375 (closed)> is already closed
= 1 failed, 951 passed, 82 skipped, 12 xfailed ...

This isn't caused by this PR:

• Unrelated diff: the PR only changes coverage.yml, codecov.yml, README.rst and CONTRIBUTING.rst. This job runs the same driver and test code as master.
• Where it fails: the test replaces every node behind the NLB proxy, and a connection was already closed during that replacement. That's the driver's reconnection path on the free-threaded 3.15 build.
• Different from before: it isn't the test_queries_succeed_through_proxy consistency race from the earlier comment.
• No fix yet: I found no open PR for this symptom. tests: retry client-routes POST on transient 5xx after decommission #1019 covers a different one: transient 5xx from the client-routes endpoint after a decommission.

The same job is running on the current head, b86b9ae, and that's the result that counts. If it fails there too, I'll re-run it once.

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Build wheels for macos-x86 on macos-15-intel failed on 1db4ad3, in the pp311-macosx_x86_64 (PyPy 3.11) test session. All 23 failures are in tests/unit/test_tls_resumption.py, with the same error:

    count = ffi.new("size_t[1]", [0])
E   TypeError: initializer for ctype 'char' must be a string of length 1, not int
= 23 failed, 1232 passed, 88 skipped ...

I don't think it's caused by this PR:

• Where it's raised: inside PyPy's own _cffi_ssl module, in the SSL socket write path. cffi resolved the type size_t[1] as char, which points to a PyPy/cffi runtime fault, not to driver or test code.
• What this PR touches: coverage.yml, codecov.yml, docs and the new tests/unit/test_coverage_upload_check.py. That test runs its checks in subprocesses and never touches ssl.
• Same code passed before: the same job passed on the previous head, b4c9792, with the same driver code and base. Every other wheel job and every integration job is green on 1db4ad3.

I found no existing fix. I'm re-running the failed job once now; if it fails the same way again, I'll treat it as real.

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test libev (3.12) failed on 07a12fd, but not because of this PR. The test that failed is tests/integration/standard/test_client_routes.py::TestFullNodeReplacementThroughNlb::test_should_survive_full_node_replacement_through_nlb, with urllib.error.HTTPError: HTTP Error 500: Internal Server Error. It was the only failure: 951 passed.

Why it isn't this PR's:

• This PR changes no driver or test-harness code. It touches only two workflows, codecov.yml, docs, and a new unit test that doesn't touch the network.
• The same test_client_routes.py NLB tests also fail on master without this change. For example, run 36422734991 failed only on TestSslThroughNlb::test_ssl_without_hostname_verification_through_nlb (NoHostAvailable). Five of the last ten master runs of this workflow failed.
• The superseded head 597f50b also failed a different test in the same file, TestPrivateLinkConnectivity::test_queries_succeed_through_proxy.

No open PR fixes these tests yet. I'll re-run the failed job once when the run finishes.

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[roydahan]

test libev (3.14t) in run 36706599807 failed on one test. tests/integration/standard/test_client_routes.py::TestFullNodeReplacementThroughNlb::test_should_survive_full_node_replacement_through_nlb got urllib.error.HTTPError: HTTP Error 500 from the NLB during a node replacement. The other 951 tests passed.

This isn't caused by this PR. f468762 only changes CI workflow files, codecov.yml, docs and tests/unit/test_coverage_upload_check.py, none of which the integration suite imports. This same NLB test has failed intermittently in other jobs of this PR's earlier runs. I don't know of a fix for it yet. I'll re-run the failed job once when the run completes.

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[roydahan]

@dkropachev please review.