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I have written before about running tests and getting code coverage data for Swift packages in Running tests in Swift package with GitHub actions and Code coverage for Swift Packages with Fastlane. In this post, I am going to revisit the problem and use only tools from Xcode: xcodebuild and xccov. One downside of the approach in …
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Package.swift file in Swift packages describes the package contents including other dependencies, build targets and so on. Double-clicking a Package.swift file opens Xcode with that package and one can build and run tests. When adding continues integration to a Swift package then we would like to build, test, and also create a code coverage report. …
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Git hooks are scripts written in any scripting language and are triggered when important actions occur. Hooks are stored in the repository’s .git/hooks folder. The script needs to have an appropriate filename without a path extension and also have executable permissions. Push event is an excellent time for triggering unit-tests and making sure local changes …
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