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I have created a cflow build and when loading the image in the system, I could see only fewer number of gcda files. After upgrading from GCC 8.5.0 to GCC 14.2.0, runtime code coverage (.gcda file ...
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I am trying to collect Flutter code coverage while running Appium test automation. Operations have tried so far Running Flutter app from Visual Studio Code Running test automation scripts from ...
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In the Python program below: a = 3 if a > 10: print("gt10") elif a > 5: print("gt5 lt10") elif a > 2: print("bw25") else: # Line 9 pass when I ...
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I'm working on a large java project and want to analyse the coverage of the Database-layer in the System. For that purpose, I'm generating a code coverage Report with Intellij. It allows me to see the ...
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When the average test coverage threshold across multiple modules isn't met, pytest doesn't fail with a non-zero exit code, even though it should. My command: ❯ pytest --cov module1 --cov module2 --cov ...
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using Visual Studio 17.14.18 I'm asking Visual Studio to give me a code coverage report, which it does. But there are lots of methods being used by the completed / passing tests that are not included ...
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I have a .NET MAUI application (targeting .NET 9) that runs on Windows. In the same repository, I also have a separate Appium-based UI automation project (using .NET 8), which drives the MAUI app ...
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I’m trying to generate a coverage report for an ASP.NET application hosted on IIS using JetBrains dotCover CLI in an Azure DevOps pipeline. I can achieve this manually using dotCover standalone and ...
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I have an ASP.NET Core 9 Web API project and in the Azure DevOps pipeline, there are compiled files being collected for coverage - and there is no test code for those. For example the Mediator Library....
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I run a single batch script to analyze a mixed solution: .NET backend + Angular frontend. The .NET coverage (OpenCover) is imported correctly, but Angular/TypeScript coverage always shows 0% in ...
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I am working with an Android application (APK) that uses JNI and depends on a shared library. I modified the build parameters to include code coverage instrumentation. After running the APK on an ...
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I'm exploring the usage of azurepipelines-coverage.xml to enable differential code coverage policy. I would like to know if this supports a sub-folder level target for differential code coverage. I ...
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I am currently loosing it about the attempt to generate test coverage reports for a current Corpo project. This worked flawlessly quite some time and is now running wild. The tests are done using ...
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My Application starts with frmmain Public Class frmmain Private Sub frmmain_Shown(sender As Object, e As EventArgs) Handles Me.Shown Call load_interface() ' Fetch backend data, prepare ...
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I am using Apache Camel 4.10.6 with the route coverage plugin enabled. When I run the report, the overall summary looks like this: [INFO] Overall coverage summary: Coverage: 54 out of 1509950778 (0.0%...
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