I've got a Swift function for which Xcode is showing 0 passes in code coverage. The line is a closing brace (highlighted in red below). Is this a bug in Xcode? If not, what condition do I need to hit to run that line? I thought I was covering all paths through this method. The Xcode version is 8.3.3.
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My Method is bellow. The last two braces were shown red. It means the two lines weren't excuted. Do you have a method to solve this?
func appointmentDisplayTitle()->String {
if (providerName.characters.count > 0 && facilityName != nil) {
return "\(providerName) at \(facilityName!)"
} else if (facilityName != nil) {
return facilityName!
} else {
return providerName
}
}
I have found a similar question in the stackoverflow. Maybe you can see in there.
May be you are missing a general catch statement, for all cases where the error is not createDirError.
But there is no try-catch in my codes. It is just if-else. It is weird that not all if-else show like this.
Could you try adding a dummy statement between the last 2 braces ?
func appointmentDisplayTitle()->String {
if (providerName.characters.count > 0 && facilityName != nil) {
return "\(providerName) at \(facilityName!)"
} else if (facilityName != nil) {
return facilityName!
} else {
return providerName
}
print("dummy statement")
}I guess code coverage will outline the print.
That would mean that code coverage is a bit confused and considers the part between 2 braces as a statement ! Same conclusion in SO.