How to generate a report with a list of test cases covering each method in the code?
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I need to generate a report with all the methods (both public and private) in the code and a list of test cases covering each method.
I am using Java 8 for actual code and groovy for unit tests.
I am using Sonarqube which gives whether the line is covered. It doesn't show what test cases are covering this line. Anyway, I wanted the list of tests per method and not per line.
Thanks in advance.
Edit 1:
I am using Jacoco which gives lines covered by individual unit test case and lines covered in a method in actual code by test cases.
Please let me know whether there is a way I can get a report which gives all the test cases that cover a given method.
java unit-testing groovy sonarqube jacoco
asked Nov 11 at 19:40
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I need to generate a report with all the methods (both public and private) in the code and a list of test cases covering each method.
I am using Java 8 for actual code and groovy for unit tests.
I am using Sonarqube which gives whether the line is covered. It doesn't show what test cases are covering this line. Anyway, I wanted the list of tests per method and not per line.
Thanks in advance.
Edit 1:
I am using Jacoco which gives lines covered by individual unit test case and lines covered in a method in actual code by test cases.
Please let me know whether there is a way I can get a report which gives all the test cases that cover a given method.
java unit-testing groovy sonarqube jacoco
asked Nov 11 at 19:40
Srikanth P Vasist
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I need to generate a report with all the methods (both public and private) in the code and a list of test cases covering each method.
I am using Java 8 for actual code and groovy for unit tests.
I am using Sonarqube which gives whether the line is covered. It doesn't show what test cases are covering this line. Anyway, I wanted the list of tests per method and not per line.
Thanks in advance.
Edit 1:
I am using Jacoco which gives lines covered by individual unit test case and lines covered in a method in actual code by test cases.
Please let me know whether there is a way I can get a report which gives all the test cases that cover a given method.
java unit-testing groovy sonarqube jacoco
asked Nov 11 at 19:40
Srikanth P Vasist
5392621
I need to generate a report with all the methods (both public and private) in the code and a list of test cases covering each method.
I am using Java 8 for actual code and groovy for unit tests.
I am using Sonarqube which gives whether the line is covered. It doesn't show what test cases are covering this line. Anyway, I wanted the list of tests per method and not per line.
Thanks in advance.
Edit 1:
I am using Jacoco which gives lines covered by individual unit test case and lines covered in a method in actual code by test cases.
Please let me know whether there is a way I can get a report which gives all the test cases that cover a given method.
java unit-testing groovy sonarqube jacoco
java unit-testing groovy sonarqube jacoco
asked Nov 11 at 19:40
Srikanth P Vasist
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asked Nov 11 at 19:40
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Take a look at Jacoco- a code coverage tool which is free, and can generate a code coverage report
It has plugins for maven and gradle so that you can integrate it into your build process.
Later on sonar plugin should pick this report and show in sonar
answered Nov 11 at 20:38
Mark Bramnik
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Thanks, @Mark Bramnik. I am using Jacoco and getting other useful metrics. Do you know how we can generate a report with a list of test cases covering each method in the code in Jacoco?
– Srikanth P Vasist
Nov 12 at 6:52
Its what jacoco really has to do, its a core functionality. Usually the build tool that runs the tests instruments the code with jacoco and it produces its reports. You haven't specified a build tool, but if you use maven, for example, than there is a maven plugin eclemma.org/jacoco/trunk/doc/report-mojo.html that can be defined in pom.xml. For gradle a similar solution should exist
– Mark Bramnik
Nov 12 at 7:09
I use Maven. I found many reports regarding the percentage of coverage of the code and individual files as in above mentioned link but, not per methods. Also, I couldn't find or generate any report which could give a list of test cases per method. Could you please point me to a web link if you have one? Thanks!
– Srikanth P Vasist
Nov 12 at 16:27
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Take a look at Jacoco- a code coverage tool which is free, and can generate a code coverage report
It has plugins for maven and gradle so that you can integrate it into your build process.
Later on sonar plugin should pick this report and show in sonar
answered Nov 11 at 20:38
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Thanks, @Mark Bramnik. I am using Jacoco and getting other useful metrics. Do you know how we can generate a report with a list of test cases covering each method in the code in Jacoco?
– Srikanth P Vasist
Nov 12 at 6:52
Its what jacoco really has to do, its a core functionality. Usually the build tool that runs the tests instruments the code with jacoco and it produces its reports. You haven't specified a build tool, but if you use maven, for example, than there is a maven plugin eclemma.org/jacoco/trunk/doc/report-mojo.html that can be defined in pom.xml. For gradle a similar solution should exist
– Mark Bramnik
Nov 12 at 7:09
I use Maven. I found many reports regarding the percentage of coverage of the code and individual files as in above mentioned link but, not per methods. Also, I couldn't find or generate any report which could give a list of test cases per method. Could you please point me to a web link if you have one? Thanks!
– Srikanth P Vasist
Nov 12 at 16:27
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Take a look at Jacoco- a code coverage tool which is free, and can generate a code coverage report
It has plugins for maven and gradle so that you can integrate it into your build process.
Later on sonar plugin should pick this report and show in sonar
answered Nov 11 at 20:38
Mark Bramnik
11.3k32445
Thanks, @Mark Bramnik. I am using Jacoco and getting other useful metrics. Do you know how we can generate a report with a list of test cases covering each method in the code in Jacoco?
– Srikanth P Vasist
Nov 12 at 6:52
Its what jacoco really has to do, its a core functionality. Usually the build tool that runs the tests instruments the code with jacoco and it produces its reports. You haven't specified a build tool, but if you use maven, for example, than there is a maven plugin eclemma.org/jacoco/trunk/doc/report-mojo.html that can be defined in pom.xml. For gradle a similar solution should exist
– Mark Bramnik
Nov 12 at 7:09
I use Maven. I found many reports regarding the percentage of coverage of the code and individual files as in above mentioned link but, not per methods. Also, I couldn't find or generate any report which could give a list of test cases per method. Could you please point me to a web link if you have one? Thanks!
– Srikanth P Vasist
Nov 12 at 16:27
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Take a look at Jacoco- a code coverage tool which is free, and can generate a code coverage report
It has plugins for maven and gradle so that you can integrate it into your build process.
Later on sonar plugin should pick this report and show in sonar
answered Nov 11 at 20:38
Mark Bramnik
11.3k32445
Take a look at Jacoco- a code coverage tool which is free, and can generate a code coverage report
It has plugins for maven and gradle so that you can integrate it into your build process.
Later on sonar plugin should pick this report and show in sonar
answered Nov 11 at 20:38
Mark Bramnik
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answered Nov 11 at 20:38
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answered Nov 11 at 20:38
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answered Nov 11 at 20:38
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Thanks, @Mark Bramnik. I am using Jacoco and getting other useful metrics. Do you know how we can generate a report with a list of test cases covering each method in the code in Jacoco?
– Srikanth P Vasist
Nov 12 at 6:52
Its what jacoco really has to do, its a core functionality. Usually the build tool that runs the tests instruments the code with jacoco and it produces its reports. You haven't specified a build tool, but if you use maven, for example, than there is a maven plugin eclemma.org/jacoco/trunk/doc/report-mojo.html that can be defined in pom.xml. For gradle a similar solution should exist
– Mark Bramnik
Nov 12 at 7:09
I use Maven. I found many reports regarding the percentage of coverage of the code and individual files as in above mentioned link but, not per methods. Also, I couldn't find or generate any report which could give a list of test cases per method. Could you please point me to a web link if you have one? Thanks!
– Srikanth P Vasist
Nov 12 at 16:27
add a comment |
Thanks, @Mark Bramnik. I am using Jacoco and getting other useful metrics. Do you know how we can generate a report with a list of test cases covering each method in the code in Jacoco?
– Srikanth P Vasist
Nov 12 at 6:52
Its what jacoco really has to do, its a core functionality. Usually the build tool that runs the tests instruments the code with jacoco and it produces its reports. You haven't specified a build tool, but if you use maven, for example, than there is a maven plugin eclemma.org/jacoco/trunk/doc/report-mojo.html that can be defined in pom.xml. For gradle a similar solution should exist
– Mark Bramnik
Nov 12 at 7:09
I use Maven. I found many reports regarding the percentage of coverage of the code and individual files as in above mentioned link but, not per methods. Also, I couldn't find or generate any report which could give a list of test cases per method. Could you please point me to a web link if you have one? Thanks!
– Srikanth P Vasist
Nov 12 at 16:27
Thanks, @Mark Bramnik. I am using Jacoco and getting other useful metrics. Do you know how we can generate a report with a list of test cases covering each method in the code in Jacoco?
– Srikanth P Vasist
Nov 12 at 6:52
Thanks, @Mark Bramnik. I am using Jacoco and getting other useful metrics. Do you know how we can generate a report with a list of test cases covering each method in the code in Jacoco?
– Srikanth P Vasist
Nov 12 at 6:52
Its what jacoco really has to do, its a core functionality. Usually the build tool that runs the tests instruments the code with jacoco and it produces its reports. You haven't specified a build tool, but if you use maven, for example, than there is a maven plugin eclemma.org/jacoco/trunk/doc/report-mojo.html that can be defined in pom.xml. For gradle a similar solution should exist
– Mark Bramnik
Nov 12 at 7:09
Its what jacoco really has to do, its a core functionality. Usually the build tool that runs the tests instruments the code with jacoco and it produces its reports. You haven't specified a build tool, but if you use maven, for example, than there is a maven plugin eclemma.org/jacoco/trunk/doc/report-mojo.html that can be defined in pom.xml. For gradle a similar solution should exist
– Mark Bramnik
Nov 12 at 7:09
I use Maven. I found many reports regarding the percentage of coverage of the code and individual files as in above mentioned link but, not per methods. Also, I couldn't find or generate any report which could give a list of test cases per method. Could you please point me to a web link if you have one? Thanks!
– Srikanth P Vasist
Nov 12 at 16:27
I use Maven. I found many reports regarding the percentage of coverage of the code and individual files as in above mentioned link but, not per methods. Also, I couldn't find or generate any report which could give a list of test cases per method. Could you please point me to a web link if you have one? Thanks!
– Srikanth P Vasist
Nov 12 at 16:27
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