Sureassert UC plugs into Eclipse to provide test coverage reporting at a per-line and per-file level. Sureassert treats as covered any project code invoked during either Exemplar or JUnit execution. Test coverage from JUnit tests executed by Sureassert is amalgamated with test coverage from Exemplars in Sureassert’s file level and in-line test coverage reporting. In order for JUnit test coverage to be included in Sureassert coverage reporting, the JUnit tests must be executed by Sureassert. For details of integrating your JUnit tests with Sureassert, see the JUnit Integration section.
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- 1. Key Concepts
- 2. The Sureassert UC Engine for Eclipse
- 3. Exemplars
- 3.1. Annotating Methods with Exemplars
- 3.2. Passing Method Arguments
- 3.3. SIN Expressions
- 3.4. Sureassert Named Instances
- 3.5. Specifying and Initializing the Object Under Test
- 3.6. Viewing Results and Other Test Information
- 3.7. Asserting Expected Results
- 3.8. Using Exemplars in Interfaces and Abstract Classes
- 3.9. Setup and Tear-down (before and after)
- 3.10. Further Documenting your Exemplars
- 3.11. Shorthand Exemplar Properties
- 3.12. Inner Classes
- 3.13. Avoiding Duplication with Templates
- 4. In-line Assertions
- 5. Test Isolation
- 6. Behaviour Verification
- 7. Coverage Reporting
- 8. JUnit Integration
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