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This is not really a bug, more a question. I was wondering if it is possible to call the python mutation code directly. This way it could be integrated with build tools by calling the mutation code and running ctest in the pipeline stages. If that is done, the results could be put into a file/artifact, just like it would be with JUnit output. In order to get a report about the results, it would be nice to have a Jenkins plugin that creates a table, showing the results.
This is just an idea that could be used to improve this tool. Maybe a python run-manually file could be created that takes a folder with multiple source files, which then grabs a random file and performs the mutation, runs a make tool and runs the tests. If this is done an N number of times, the mutation testing could be run automatically.
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This is not really a bug, more a question. I was wondering if it is possible to call the python mutation code directly. This way it could be integrated with build tools by calling the mutation code and running ctest in the pipeline stages. If that is done, the results could be put into a file/artifact, just like it would be with JUnit output. In order to get a report about the results, it would be nice to have a Jenkins plugin that creates a table, showing the results.
This is just an idea that could be used to improve this tool. Maybe a python run-manually file could be created that takes a folder with multiple source files, which then grabs a random file and performs the mutation, runs a make tool and runs the tests. If this is done an N number of times, the mutation testing could be run automatically.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: