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 Omprakash Eleti (omprakashe)
Virtusa Corp.

Virtusa Corp.
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omprakashe Member since 2008 2 posts
Virtusa Corp.
Posted: July 10, 2018
Last activity: August 28, 2018
Posted: 10 Jul 2018 17:12 EDT
Last activity: 28 Aug 2018 10:06 EDT
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Pega unit test - Code coverage with in a rule type

Hi Team,

We have looked at the Rule Coverage Dashboard supported in Pega 7.3.1. Part of the same dashboard, is there a way to understand whether all the lines of code with in a rule are covered?

For ex: Data Transform

If DT has a when, otherwise when, and Otherwise are configured then minimum of 3 scenarios can be covered for each condition.

1 for when, 1 for otherwise when, and 1 for otherwise

Now, do we have a way to know whether all the 3 scenarios are covered for above DT?

Thanks,

Prakash

DevOps Testing Applications
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Posted: 2 years ago
Posted: 11 Jul 2018 13:04 EDT
Michel Kraaij - van den Berg (Michel Kraaij)
Valori B.V.
ChapterLead Pega, Testconsultant, Pega Certified ATP Instructor
Valori B.V.
NL

Sadly, no. PegaUnit doesn't include code coverage in Pega 7.3.1, nor does it in Pega 7.4. It only checks whether there is a relationship between the rule and a test case.

I'm keeping my hopes up for Pega Infinity ;-)


Regards,

Michel Kraaij - van den Berg


Valori ~ Innovation starts with testing
Posted: 2 years ago
Posted: 12 Jul 2018 9:43 EDT
Alexander Lutai (alexander.lutay)
JCS Lanit - BPM

JCS Lanit - BPM
RU

Hello Prakash,


I was lucky to attend PW this year. One of the sessions I've enjoyed most was DevOps made Easy. 


One of the important ideas introduced on this session, regarding application testing, was using external tools for this purpose (~13th minute of the video).


In many projects I've participated in last couple of years we were using external tool - Ninja for implementing unit and integration tests. As a part of Ninja team, I have some insights about version 2.1 that is planning to be release by the end of this summer. This release will contain at least the following:


  1. Code Coverage for Ninja Unit Testing that will be capable of precise capturing what parts of which rules are covered with unit tests.

  2. New component - Ninja Metrics. This component will capture important metrics about your "code" and export them to Continuous Inspection tool (such as SonarQube).

So, if code coverage is important for you, you may try using external tools for writing unit tests.


Regards,


Alexander.