Automatically Measuring Your Code Coverage Using Selenium (or Watir) and Rcov

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By kschrader
via kurt.karmalab.org
Published: Jan 17 2008 / 14:19

Automatically Measuring Your Code Coverage Using Selenium (or Watir) and Rcov

How to measure your code coverage using Selenium and Rcov automatically by using a Rake task.

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seanhussey replied ago:

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Good, but I'd like to see more explanation and theory behind the code (in general for a post like this). It's just barely a snippet, rather than a full post.

kschrader replied ago:

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seanhussey: What would you want to see? Further explanation of what code coverage is and why it is useful? I can do a follow-up post about that. It's probably a good idea actually.