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D | telecom_testing.sh | 23 local coverage=false 44 coverage=true;; 79 if [ $coverage = true ] ; then 121 if [ $coverage = true ] && [ $project =~ "telecom" ] ; then 127 if [ $coverage = true ] && [ $project =~ "telecom" ] ; then 130 adb pull /data/user/0/com.android.server.telecom.tests/files/coverage.ec /tmp/ 137 --coverage-file "/tmp/coverage.ec" \
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D | EMMA_README | 2 # the Calendar provider with EMMA coverage, executes the Calendar CTS 25 # rebuild provider with emma coverage 33 adb shell am instrument -w -e coverage true \ 44 adb pull $output coverage.ec 47 emma report -r html -in coverage.ec \ 49 … -in ${ANDROID_BUILD_TOP}/out/target/common/obj/APPS/CalendarProvider_intermediates/coverage.em 59 # rebuild provider without emma coverage
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D | README.md | 24 If you would like to collect code coverage information you can run the `coverage.sh` script located 25 in this directory. It will rebuild parts of your tree with coverage enabled and then run the tests, 32 frameworks/opt/net/wifi/tests/wifitests/coverage.sh wifi_coverage
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D | coverage.sh | 51 REMOTE_COVERAGE_OUTPUT_FILE=/data/data/com.android.server.wifi.test/files/coverage.ec 87 adb shell am instrument -e coverage true --no-hidden-api-checks \ 97 --name wifi-coverage \
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D | Android.bp | 119 // However, MTS coverage requires 32 bit test binary to run. 128 // TODO: Remove resolv_test_mts_coverage_defaults after mts coverage switched to 64-bit device. 192 // multilib setting is worth because we might be able to get some coverage for the case where 213 // TODO: Remove resolv_test_mts_coverage_defaults after mts coverage switched to 64-bit device.
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D | coverage.sh | 61 adb shell am instrument -e coverage true -e size small -w "$TEST_RUNNER" 70 --coverage-file "$COVERAGE_OUTPUT_FILE" \
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D | README | 10 To obtain a test coverage report for instrumentation tests: 11 $ packages/apps/ManagedProvisioning/tools/bash/coverage.sh
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D | Android.bp | 23 // The Jacoco tool analyzes code coverage when running unit tests on the 26 // would dilute the coverage results. These options do not affect regular
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D | Android.bp | 37 // The Jacoco tool analyzes code coverage when running unit tests on the 40 // would dilute the coverage results. These options do not affect regular
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D | Android.bp | 52 // The Jacoco tool analyzes code coverage when running unit tests on the 55 // would dilute the coverage results. These options do not affect regular
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D | Android.bp | 98 // Special version of the tethering tests that includes all tests necessary for code coverage 111 "modules-utils-native-coverage-listener",
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D | Android.bp | 107 // Special version of the network stack tests that includes all tests necessary for code coverage 118 "modules-utils-native-coverage-listener",
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D | BugleNotifications.java | 154 public static void update(final boolean silent, final int coverage) { in update() argument 155 update(silent, null /* conversationId */, coverage); in update() 168 final int coverage) { in update() argument 172 + " coverage = " + coverage); in update() 184 if ((coverage & UPDATE_MESSAGES) != 0) { in update() 188 if ((coverage & UPDATE_ERRORS) != 0) { in update()
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D | Android.bp | 135 // This is necessary to have the coverage tests run on cf_x86_phone. 137 // suite on cf_x86_phone (32-bit) for coverage. 139 // TODO: Remove this target after coverage test switched to 64-bit device.
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D | Android.bp | 46 // Connectivity coverage tests combines Tethering and Connectivity tests, each with their 82 "modules-utils-native-coverage-listener",
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D | README.md | 52 ### Getting coverage reports 54 …eport under `packages/apps/Car/libs/car-ui-lib/car-ui-lib/build/reports/coverage/debug/index.html`…
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D | TEST_MAPPING | 6 // some latest APIs. Run CtsNetTestCases to get coverage of newer APIs.
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D | Android.bp | 102 // Packages to be included in code coverage runs. This does not affect production builds.
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D | Android.bp | 78 // used to run mts coverage test
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D | CHANGELOG.md | 34 * 100% [Coverall](https://coveralls.io/r/miloyip/rapidjson?branch=master) coverage.
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D | Android.bp | 82 // Library containing the unit tests. This is used by the coverage test target to pull in the
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D | Android.bp | 69 // Library containing the unit tests. This is used by the coverage test target to pull in the
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D | Android.bp | 118 // being overwritten by the frameworks class copies and break code coverage
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D | README.md | 9 `libFuzzer`, which are efficient at fuzzing because they use line coverage of 58 `libFuzzer` can use the coverage from the driver to guide the test
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D | Android.bp | 81 // library to ensure CTS tests coverage.
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