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Hi,
On Neko, when I run haxelib run munit test -coverage, I get summary info such as:
haxelib run munit test -coverage
OVERALL COVERAGE STATS: packages 100% 5 / 5 Tests PASSED under neko using summary client files 100% 11 / 11 classes 100% 11 / 11 methods 82% 41 / 50 statements 64.74% 101 / 156 branches 32.76% 19 / 58 lines 65.97% 661 / 1002
According to a README file buried deep in the tree, I can add coverage reporting for Neko by adding the following to TestMain.hx:
TestMain.hx
client.includeMissingBlocks = true; client.includeExecutionFrequency = true; client.includeClassAndPackageBreakdowns = true;
It's not clear to me if this change will be obliterated automatically or not. TestMain.hx contains this comment block:
/** * Auto generated Test Application. * Refer to munit command line tool for more information (haxelib run munit) */ class TestMain
Is this the correct way to generate detailed coverage on Neko?
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Hi,
On Neko, when I run
haxelib run munit test -coverage
, I get summary info such as:According to a README file buried deep in the tree, I can add coverage reporting for Neko by adding the following to
TestMain.hx
:It's not clear to me if this change will be obliterated automatically or not.
TestMain.hx
contains this comment block:Is this the correct way to generate detailed coverage on Neko?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: