Hello, all! Currently I'm trying to add coverage report to my application tests, and I see such line in the HPC report: .. 100% boolean coverage (0/0) .. but 0/0 =/= 100% (an undefined limit ;) IMHO better is to be reported as 0. Is it a bug in HPC? === Best regards, Paul
On 10/04/2017 03:59 AM, Baa wrote:
.. 100% boolean coverage (0/0) ..
but 0/0 =/= 100% (an undefined limit ;) IMHO better is to be reported as 0. Is it a bug in HPC?
For all tests t, t passed -- vacuous truth to the rescue! Or, 100% of zero is zero. Don't think too hard about it =)
From a practical standpoint, you probably don't want your integration tests to reject a commit because you have 0% coverage on something that doesn't exist. For that reason, a "success" result is better when you have no coverage of no things.
Hello, Michael.
From a practical standpoint, you probably don't want your integration tests to reject a commit because you have 0% coverage on something that doesn't exist. For that reason, a "success" result is better when you have no coverage of no things.
absolutely make sense :) Thanks!
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