Hugo • 11/27/2023

Measuring test coverage in Rust

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This article provides a step-by-step tutorial on measuring test coverage in Rust, specifically for the vparser library. It covers enabling instrumentation via RUSTFLAGS, running tests, merging profraw files with llvm-profdata, and generating coverage reports with llvm-cov. The author also mentions a desire for a Neovim plugin to visualize results.

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