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Hi All, I am using fine code coverage to see the code coverage. Can someone help me to understand the below statistics(attached sample coverage result). Is it 100% code coverage done here?
Thanks, Sam
@Samuel David , Welcome to Microsoft Q&A, based on my search, I noted that you are using 3rd party extension fine code coverage, which is not supported in Microsoft Q&A. I recommend that you could ask the question in here.
Thanks for your understanding.
Those are just plain English. Line coverage (how many lines in your source code are covered by unit test cases) is just 17%, while branch coverage (how many if-else branches are covered in unit test cases) is just 18%.
While 100% coverage is rather difficult to achieve (you need a lot of refactoring to decouple hard-to-cover items), you usually can go above 50% and even 80% by adding more test cases, which can be good enough.