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: This is code coverage for code run in a tab content process, excluding code run only in the main browser process. | : This is code coverage for code run in a tab content process, excluding code run only in the main browser process. | ||
In general, the total code coverage numbers are what we focus on. However, it is extremely important code which is expected to run in both the main browser process and in a content process to be tested in both. If you know that your code falls into this category, please check that it's tested appropriately. | In general, the total code coverage numbers are what we focus on. However, it is extremely important for code which is expected to run in both the main browser process and in a content process to be tested in both. If you know that your code falls into this category, please check that it's tested appropriately. | ||
The above results are generated using [https://people.mozilla.org/~kmaglione/webext-coverage.patch this patch], which could generously be described as a fairly gross hack. If you'd like to run the tests yourself, you can do so with something like the following: | The above results are generated using [https://people.mozilla.org/~kmaglione/webext-coverage.patch this patch], which could generously be described as a fairly gross hack. If you'd like to run the tests yourself, you can do so with something like the following: | ||