code-coverage

问题 I was using Visual Studio 2010 ultimate edition without any service pack to do code coverage test for my native c++ project but Code Coverage Coloring seems not working for me. Are my steps correct? 1) I used the two command line tools vsinstr.exe and vsperfmon.exe to perform instrumentation and code coverage collection on a separate machine without my project directory/source code. I just copied my compiled native .exe file to there. The reason I need to use a separate machine is that my

问题 I am a newbie for the testing scenario. I have one question wanna ask your help. For example, if I have one web application which implemented from HTML, JS and CSS and calls other APIs. While this web application is being tested, how to measure "code coverage" in an HTML/JS/CSS browser application IN THE BROWSER when doing functional testing? Any Javascript plugins to see how much of the client code was running during the tests? Thanks in advance for your suggestion. 回答1: I'm not entirely

问题 I am a newbie for the testing scenario. I have one question wanna ask your help. For example, if I have one web application which implemented from HTML, JS and CSS and calls other APIs. While this web application is being tested, how to measure "code coverage" in an HTML/JS/CSS browser application IN THE BROWSER when doing functional testing? Any Javascript plugins to see how much of the client code was running during the tests? Thanks in advance for your suggestion. 回答1: I'm not entirely

问题 I want to publish my code coverage reports for my Java project that is already on GitLab. I generate code coverage reports with JaCoCo in a folder located in app/target/site/jacoco/ . I saw I had to activate GitLab Pages. But this link on the GitLab documentation say I have to create a new project. My Java project is already in a GitLab Project and I don't know how to do in that case. 回答1: You do not have to create a new project if you already got one The GitLab documentation is a little

问题 I have installed phpunit in my ubuntu 11.10 having php version 5.2.14. But when I run my test module it is throwing error, PHP Fatal error: Call to undefined method PHP_CodeCoverage_Filter::getInstance() in /usr/share/php/PHPUnit/Autoload.php on line 64 I followed the steps mention in this stack question but still no luck. Call to undefined method PHP_CodeCoverage_Filter::getInstance() 回答1: Following steps solved my problem. sudo apt-get remove phpunit sudo pear channel-discover pear.phpunit

问题 I am new to NUnit testing. I was able to write test cases for my functions, now what I want is to know the code coverage for my test cases. For that I use OpenCover. But I don't know how to install and get OpenCover to work with Visual Studio 2015, can anyone guide me to install OpenCover for Visual Studio and provide help to see the code coverage in Visual Studio? 回答1: The best solution I found for code coverage in Visual Studio is as follows: Open Visual Studio 2017 Go to Tools->Extensions

问题 I am new to NUnit testing. I was able to write test cases for my functions, now what I want is to know the code coverage for my test cases. For that I use OpenCover. But I don't know how to install and get OpenCover to work with Visual Studio 2015, can anyone guide me to install OpenCover for Visual Studio and provide help to see the code coverage in Visual Studio? 回答1: The best solution I found for code coverage in Visual Studio is as follows: Open Visual Studio 2017 Go to Tools->Extensions

问题 I'm using a custom runsettings file to control what projects are inspected for code coverage. I used the default template provided by Microsoft and have so far been able to exclude the items I want with no issues. My next action is to exclude from code coverage the auto-generated web proxy classes that are created by Visual Studio when you add a service reference. This seemed something that should work with the default runsettings template since it has a section that looks like this:

问题 I need a tool which measures test coverage under Ruby. I tried rcov, but couldn't install it under Windows, Cygwin, or Ubuntu. Which programs (not necessarily free) calculate the branch and/or line coverage of tests in Ruby and work with Ruby on Rails? 回答1: Simplecov. Rcov doesn't work so well under Ruby 1.9.*, but simplecov does. 回答2: You also have deep-cover which aims to be more complete than the mentioned examples. From the Readme: Deep Cover aims to be the best coverage tool for Ruby

问题 Sonar does not retrieve the coverage information for my project when paths are absolute in my lcov file. For the file: TN: SF:/mnt/vg01-data01/jenkins/<jenkins.myhost.com>/jenkins_home/workspace/<job1>/src/app.js FN:,(anonymous_0) FN:,(anonymous_1) FNF:2 FNH:2 FNDA:1,(anonymous_0) FNDA:2,(anonymous_1) DA:3,1 DA:4,1 DA:6,1 DA:7,1 DA:8,1 DA:9,1 DA:11,1 DA:18,1 DA:19,1 DA:22,2 DA:27,1 LF:11 LH:11 BRF:0 BRH:0 end_of_record .... I get the following warnings: ... 05:06:27.565 INFO: Analysing [/srv