EclEmma is a free Java code coverage tool for Eclipse, available under the Eclipse Public License.
Is there a simple way to tell which branch I am missing? I.e. I have some code like this: …
java eclipse code-coverage eclemmaI am writing unit tests for my project and am trying to achieve at least 80% code coverage. Problem is that …
java eclipse unit-testing code-coverage eclemmaI am using EclEmma to test the coverage of my scenario tests and use case tests on my project. I …
java eclipse unit-testing code-coverage eclemmaI have a Maven test project for my application. The JUnit tests run fine, and the code coverage test run …
java eclemmaI have configured EclEmma not to instrument my unit tests which works fine. However, the editor still highlights the test …
java eclipse code-coverage eclemmaI am using EclEmma (inside of Eclipse) to scan my JUnit code coverage. This works correctly - however, I do …
java eclipse eclemmaI have this switch system and I'm using eclemma to test the branch coverage. We are required to have at …
java testing switch-statement code-coverage eclemmaI got the following error when I am trying to check coverage using EclEmma, please help me out: Error while …
java eclemmaWe are using Jacoco and eclemma for test case coverage. For the classes that are not using PowerMockRunner we are …
java junit powermockito jacoco-maven-plugin eclemmaI have added testCoverageEnabled=true in my build.gradle file in order to start getting some code coverage reports. Running …
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