The ground truth call-graph is treated as a subset of the generated call-graph. As a result, the generated call-graph may contain additional metadata entries that do not appear in the ground truth. These extra entries are ignored.
In other words, we only verify that the metadata present in the ground truth is also contained in the generated call graph. This replicates the behavior of the previous tool.
Originally posted by @silas-martens in #103 (comment)
While this does replicate the behavior, we should check, whether it is possible to also check the contents of the metadata or update the groundtruth graphs
The ground truth call-graph is treated as a subset of the generated call-graph. As a result, the generated call-graph may contain additional metadata entries that do not appear in the ground truth. These extra entries are ignored.
In other words, we only verify that the metadata present in the ground truth is also contained in the generated call graph. This replicates the behavior of the previous tool.
Originally posted by @silas-martens in #103 (comment)
While this does replicate the behavior, we should check, whether it is possible to also check the contents of the metadata or update the groundtruth graphs