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What is requirement coverage in testing?
2019 Community Moderator ElectionUnit Testing C CodeWhat is code coverage and how do YOU measure it?What is Unit test, Integration Test, Smoke test, Regression Test?Writing unit tests in Python: How do I start?What's the difference between unit, functional, acceptance, and integration tests?Creating random undirected graph in C++Composite index of edges & property (tinkerpop / orientDB)Avoiding cycles in an directed graph efficientlyCorrect structure creationOptimizing Redis-Graph query performance (match)
I was looking at graphwalker which is a model-based testing tool. It creates a model like an oriented graph and uses a generator and a stop condition to walk on that graph, something like:
random(edge_coverage(100)) //covers the graph random till all edges are selected (100%)
random(vertex_coverage(100)) //covers the graph random till all vertices are selected (100%)
There is another stop condition called requirement_coverage: usage random(requirement_coverage(100)).
From the description on the website it says:
requirement_coverage( an integer representing percentage of desired requirement coverage )
The stop criteria is a percentage number. When, during execution, the percentage of traversed requirements is reached, the test is stopped. If requirement is traversed more than one time, it still counts as 1, when calculating the percentage coverage.
What exactly are those traversed requirements?
testing graph graphwalker
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I was looking at graphwalker which is a model-based testing tool. It creates a model like an oriented graph and uses a generator and a stop condition to walk on that graph, something like:
random(edge_coverage(100)) //covers the graph random till all edges are selected (100%)
random(vertex_coverage(100)) //covers the graph random till all vertices are selected (100%)
There is another stop condition called requirement_coverage: usage random(requirement_coverage(100)).
From the description on the website it says:
requirement_coverage( an integer representing percentage of desired requirement coverage )
The stop criteria is a percentage number. When, during execution, the percentage of traversed requirements is reached, the test is stopped. If requirement is traversed more than one time, it still counts as 1, when calculating the percentage coverage.
What exactly are those traversed requirements?
testing graph graphwalker
asked Mar 6 at 15:26
ShuryShury
3231521
add a comment |
I was looking at graphwalker which is a model-based testing tool. It creates a model like an oriented graph and uses a generator and a stop condition to walk on that graph, something like:
random(edge_coverage(100)) //covers the graph random till all edges are selected (100%)
random(vertex_coverage(100)) //covers the graph random till all vertices are selected (100%)
There is another stop condition called requirement_coverage: usage random(requirement_coverage(100)).
From the description on the website it says:
requirement_coverage( an integer representing percentage of desired requirement coverage )
The stop criteria is a percentage number. When, during execution, the percentage of traversed requirements is reached, the test is stopped. If requirement is traversed more than one time, it still counts as 1, when calculating the percentage coverage.
What exactly are those traversed requirements?
testing graph graphwalker
asked Mar 6 at 15:26
ShuryShury
3231521
I was looking at graphwalker which is a model-based testing tool. It creates a model like an oriented graph and uses a generator and a stop condition to walk on that graph, something like:
random(edge_coverage(100)) //covers the graph random till all edges are selected (100%)
random(vertex_coverage(100)) //covers the graph random till all vertices are selected (100%)
There is another stop condition called requirement_coverage: usage random(requirement_coverage(100)).
From the description on the website it says:
requirement_coverage( an integer representing percentage of desired requirement coverage )
The stop criteria is a percentage number. When, during execution, the percentage of traversed requirements is reached, the test is stopped. If requirement is traversed more than one time, it still counts as 1, when calculating the percentage coverage.
What exactly are those traversed requirements?
testing graph graphwalker
testing graph graphwalker
asked Mar 6 at 15:26
ShuryShury
3231521
asked Mar 6 at 15:26
ShuryShury
3231521
asked Mar 6 at 15:26
ShuryShury
3231521
asked Mar 6 at 15:26
ShuryShury
3231521
asked Mar 6 at 15:26
ShuryShury
3231521
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