uncovered: code coverage summary tool
https://github.com/linkrope/uncovered examines coverage listing files to identify the ones with the most uncovered lines. The results are sorted by absolute number, rather than percentage - the most actionable at the end. There is also a package summary. For example, this is the output after a Phobos unittest run: ... 257/802 std-socket.lst 262/3568 std-range-package.lst 265/1282 std-stdio.lst 267/267 std-regex-internal-backtracking.lst 282/323 std-regex-internal-kickstart.lst 284/1084 std-net-curl.lst 303/3176 std-datetime-interval.lst 445/717 std-regex-internal-parser.lst 777/3366 std-uni-package.lst 854/3499 std-format.lst --- 0/0 std-windows 3/5 etc-c 196/1940 std-digest 211/7103 std-algorithm 366/4044 std-range 371/2480 std-container 400/1840 std-net 437/2592 std-internal 514/7178 std-experimental 658/14567 std-datetime 777/3366 std-uni 1122/2318 std-regex 3960/36485 std --- 9015/83918 lines uncovered (quite impressive)
Re: DConf Online 2020 (Soft Announcement)
On Friday, 17 July 2020 at 16:11:19 UTC, Steven Schveighoffer wrote: I'm curious about the live coding format - is that something that other conferences have done? I admit I've never watched a live coding session. I don't know that other conferences have done it (haven't seen any), but it's an easy livestream event to do. What I'm hoping for this sort of thing is to see a focused tutorial with a fixed start point and end point.
Re: Beerconf July 2020
On 7/10/20 3:56 PM, Steven Schveighoffer wrote: It looks like we are going to probably have this be a monthly thing. I wanted to post it here early enough so people can plan. But on July 25-26, we will do another online beerconf like was done in June. Someone will post a link to the online video chat when the time comes (or you can discuss plans for it on slack). As before, we are just getting online to chat and hang out, talk some D stuff, or whatever you want to talk about. Beer drinking is not a strict requirement, but is encouraged ;) There is no set time, as everyone is on vastly different time zones. For more information about beerconf, see https://dlang.org/blog/2017/04/19/the-dconf-experience/ and all the other posts about dconf. Just want to bring this back up. July 25th is this Saturday. We'll start up an online video conference and post it here and in the dconf slack channel. Will probably set up both days. I plan to do some coding while on the call. Stock up! -Steve
