For Eclipse, the simples and painless one I've found is EclEmma, it
integrates with the IDE permitting you to run tests (or any other
application) under coverage. Unfortunately it does not do branch
coverage. I also use Cobertura directly in the Maven build in the Magma lab.
simone
Bernd Fondermann wrote:
Michael Jakl wrote:
Hi!
I'm hoping to get a GSoC stipend for working at Vysper. To get started
I was thinking of improving the test coverage. This will
a) give me a good overview of the whole project and
b) be of immediate advantage for the project at large.
Does anyone have a suggestion for a coverage testing tool? I was using
Jester[1] some years ago and it really rocked, but seems to be abandoned
since 2005.
I am using Jetbrains IntelliJ, which has this feature built-in, if you
run the test from within the IDE. For Apache committers Jetbrains
offers a license key for free. Probably there are similar Eclipse
plug-ins as well. Don't know about emacs or vi.
Bernd
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