Today we published a few sample reports from Clover 2, a major rewrite of our award-winning Code Coverage Analysis tool.
Clover 2 has a bunch of new features, but the real stand-out in my opinion is the integrated Coverage and Test result reporting, which lets you see not only which tests passed and failed, but also which code was executed by what test. This gives a unique and very useful view of how your tests function, showing you what testing “value” each test adds and where testing is duplicated. It also makes it easy to spot classes that are only “incidentally covered” – covered only incidentally rather than directly by a test case.
Read more about Clover 2 features and how you can join up to the Clover 2 Early Access program here.
Clover’s new Cloud Reports are a great starting point if you want to get a quick overview of your project’s testing risks. The bigger and redder a class in the report, the more urgently it needs testing.