Added Branch Coverage Tool & Unit Tests for parseEntry() #2
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Increases manual branch coverage by ~5 percentage points.
This simplifies test inspection in the future.
Add final test cases and simplify the existing test cases. Now, they are properly based on the PICA spec.
SoFoDa
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Feb 17, 2020
Refactoring added helper functions with descriptive names, as well as a separate helper function for configuring the final BibEntry
SoFoDa
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Feb 17, 2020
Now it is adjusted based on the refactoring
Change names to same structure
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GvkParser::parseEntry(). The tool consideredif,else(and if one was missing, it was inserted),for(and skippedforloops). It does not consider nestedifstatements that are specifically a result of short-circuiting. No ternary operators or try/catch were encountered. The tool has results that are relatively consistent with the automated tool for this project,Jacoco.~75%to~84%using our coverage tool.