💡 Tip for checking coverage for the entire project

[linyutinglyt]

Hi everyone! As you may have known, the tutorial included how to measure code coverage. However, it is for class tests or methods tests. Our team (CS2103T-F13-1 @hoholyin @shiyao821 @seeziyang @Cronyxx and myself) has found a way to get code coverage for the entire project!

1. At the top right hand corner, select the dropdown menu and choose 'Edit Configuration...'
2. Press '+' at the top left hand corner
3. Select 'JUnit'
4. Name the test 'Whole project' or something you like to identify this test
5. For Directory, choose the directory that contains all the tests of the project '.../main/src/test/'
6. Set classpath of module to be 'main.test'
7. For Coverage, choose 'Tracing' mode
8. Save the changes by clicking 'Apply'

Now, when running the tests, first select 'Whole Project' from the dropdown menu, then click on 'Run with Coverage' (The icon with the green arrow and the grey shield behind)

Test coverage for the entire project will be calculated easily!

[seanlowjk]

Thanks for sharing this piece of information Yu Ting!

[tcgj]

Thanks for sharing!