Add post about code coverage for ruby on rails #186
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@etagwerker great article. What an interesting idea and topic! Just a few comments.
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| In order to calculate code coverage, I used [SimpleCov](https://github.com/simplecov-ruby/simplecov) and |
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I wonder if you should link to @lubc 's new article here.
| In order to calculate code coverage, I used [SimpleCov](https://github.com/simplecov-ruby/simplecov) and | ||
| analyzed Rails at [f22dd39](https://github.com/rails/rails/commit/f22dd39cb2adf85d3deeca61f9465206f7bd8df3). | ||
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| I didn't run the entire test suite from Rails's root directory, I went into |
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| Before running each test suite, I went ahead and added this snippet at the |
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consider removing "went ahead and"
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| I had to add the `SimpleCov.command_name` to make sure that all the test rake | ||
| tasks are considered and automatically merged by `SimpleCov`. Without that line | ||
| I was getting unexpected results when running more than one _test_ rake task (e.g. |
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is the extra space after "e.g" there on purpose?
Co-authored-by: Fiona <fionadlapham@gmail.com>
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| analyzed Rails at [f22dd39](https://github.com/rails/rails/commit/f22dd39cb2adf85d3deeca61f9465206f7bd8df3). | ||
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@etagwerker This seems to be a git conflict, so I'm not sure which sentence to review. Could you fix them before I proceed?
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@cleicar Just addressed your comment. Good catch! 💯
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Way to go @etagwerker. This is a very interesting and thorough article! Thanks
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@lubc oops, done. |
Hey,
This is a post about Ruby on Rails's code coverage. It comes with a static website to show some of my research: https://fastruby.github.io/coverage/
WIP: I still need to re-calculated some of the coverage data for the first components. During the process of writing this article, I realized that I had been using the wrong SimpleCov code (it wasn't automatically merging results for different commands) 😢Other than that,this article is ready for review.Please check it out.
Thanks!