testing

Hi, A new AppCode 2019.2 EAP build is here! Code coverage for unit tests Now you can run unit tests with coverage in AppCode. There is no need to change any settings in your scheme – just select the test target and press the Run with Coverage button: You can see the coverage results on the left gutter in the editor: Click the coverage color indicator to see the hit count or hide the coverage: View coverage statistics in the Project view or in a separate tool window: Known problems: Code coverage is not yet implemented for UI tests (OC-18808) Results may b

Hello everyone, Today we would like to tell you more about a bunch of changes we’ve done to simplify unit testing in AppCode. We’ll assume you’ve read our post about run configurations and if you are particularly interested in running tests you can have a look at our previous post about unit testing. The main goal of the TDD improvements in 3.0 EAP was to simplify the whole workflow. First of all, you don’t have to switch to Xcode anymore if your project doesn’t have unit tests yet: an appropriate Unit testing target can be configured in AppCode. For this open Project Settings (Cmd+;) an

Today we'll talk about unit testing support in AppCode. We'll assume that you already know how it works in Xcode, and that you've read our previous post about run configurations. Let's focus more on the details of how it's done in AppCode. First, if you already have an Xcode project with configured unit tests in it, and you open it in AppCode, you need to create test run configurations: go to Run | Edit Configurations and add a OCUnit configuration. Here you need to specify a class and methods to be run - note, that you can use code completion in these fields. If you leave the Class fie