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tycooon
commented on June 1, 2024
I see that you get 100% in cases when you have 0 branches in your code and this is OK.
Note that branches are only generated by if, case, unless etc. If there are no such exressions in the file, it will have 0 branches. If you still think that the results are incorrect, you may want to show actual code with corresponding results. Of course you can always obfuscate your code or create an example app with some made-up code.
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skatkov
commented on June 1, 2024
@tycooon thanks for the prompt answer. I probably have missed that branch coverage tracks just branches and nothing else -- will close this issue for now (and get back to you if I find anything incorrect with more concrete examples).
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