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Some parts of the MIRAI code base are not covered by integration tests. You task here is to find such bits of code and to create an issue for each of them. Ideally follow up with a PR that contains a test case that covers that bit of code.
Steps to Reproduce
As you read through the code base to get to know it, click on the coverage button so see code coverage. The code coverage tools is not quite perfect, so you might see lines that are marked as not covered when they obviously are, but there will be some cases that are not obviously covered. You can verify that a line of code is not covered by setting a break point on it and running the integration tests from the debugger.
If you are going to follow up with a PR to fix this omission, the next step would be to set some breakpoints in the surrounding covered code to find the test cases that reach then and then try to mutate one or more of those test cases to instead or also reach the uncovered code.
Expected Behavior
Every executable source line should be reached by an integration test case.
Actual Results
Some code lines are not so covered.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Issue
Some parts of the MIRAI code base are not covered by integration tests. You task here is to find such bits of code and to create an issue for each of them. Ideally follow up with a PR that contains a test case that covers that bit of code.
Steps to Reproduce
As you read through the code base to get to know it, click on the coverage button so see code coverage. The code coverage tools is not quite perfect, so you might see lines that are marked as not covered when they obviously are, but there will be some cases that are not obviously covered. You can verify that a line of code is not covered by setting a break point on it and running the integration tests from the debugger.
If you are going to follow up with a PR to fix this omission, the next step would be to set some breakpoints in the surrounding covered code to find the test cases that reach then and then try to mutate one or more of those test cases to instead or also reach the uncovered code.
Expected Behavior
Every executable source line should be reached by an integration test case.
Actual Results
Some code lines are not so covered.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: