Adding Test Coverage to Console Tests #999
                
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Why?
We're looking to shed light on parts of the codebase that could use more tests.
Assumptions
debugisn't a default gem?How?
simplecovas our coverage library because it creates an easy-to-read HTML report.ENV["COVERAGE"]is present.test/support/simplecov_rdbg.rbinstead ofexe/rdbg. This script will:simplecov.simplecovrelated calls.(We need to clear previous results before each run with
rm -rf coverageto ensure accuracy for now, but it can easily be turned into a Rake task.)Issues
We've run into a few issues during the prototyping phase:
simplecovrelies on theat_exithook to generate results, which means that test cases can't usekill!to terminate processes.kill!withquit!, this may not be a big issue.simplecovruns alongside them. We can mitigate this to some extent by setting theskip_pathconfig.simplecov, leading to timeouts. In addition to that, the entire test suite runs slower, which isn't ideal for developers.