assuming they are just data classes and don’t hous...
# build-toolst
trevjones
09/13/2017, 3:18 PMassuming they are just data classes and don’t house any logic it would be best to ignore them in both your testing efforts as well as your coverage report.
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tianhao
09/13/2017, 11:18 PMYeah, it's probably my last resort. Not sure there are better way to solve this? For Scala test coverage tool, they will by default assume good coverage for the case (data) classes if they are used somewhere.
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Eugen Martynov
09/15/2017, 2:14 PMThat is what we are doing
Eugen Martynov
09/15/2017, 2:15 PMIgnoring data classes by class name
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tianhao
09/18/2017, 12:11 AM@Eugen Martynov thanks, btw, does your data class have companion object?
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Eugen Martynov
09/18/2017, 6:02 AMNope, they don’t, we mostly use constant file level and we already over dex limit
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