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Automated Test Code Coverage in the context of Crystal

Automated Test Code Coverage in Crystal

Automated test code coverage in Crystal refers to the measurement of how much of the source code of a Crystal application is tested by automated tests. Code coverage tools in Crystal help in determining which parts of the code are executed during tests and which parts are not.

There are several types of code coverage metrics that can be used in Crystal, such as:

  1. Statement Coverage: Measures the percentage of executable statements in the source code that have been executed by the tests.

  2. Branch Coverage: Measures the percentage of branches (e.g., if statements, loops) that have been taken during test execution.

  3. Function Coverage: Measures the percentage of functions or methods in the source code that have been called by the tests.

Having high code coverage does not guarantee the absence of bugs, but it can provide an indication of the effectiveness of the test suite and identify areas of the code that may need more testing.

Resources:

  1. Crystal for Ruby Developers: Testing

  2. Crystal code coverage tool

  3. Crystal coverage analysis

These resources will provide more in-depth information on automated test code coverage in Crystal and how to utilize it effectively in your projects.

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