Improve Test Coverage#95
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There's a lot more tests to cover now that the core class has tests (which reveals all the rest of the classes in the library). I've done about all I can do for now. Testing is a never-ending endeavor, but this should provide a good base to build on when features are added or refactored. |
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This is great @tarecord ! What are the chances you could do a walk-through on testing for the Biweekly sometime?
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This handles setting up code coverage measuring and improves our test coverage quite a bit.
You can verify this locally with Slic.
First, you'll need to start XDebug to use it as a driver with:
Then you can run the tests and generate the coverage report in the
tests/_outputdirectory: