Klaus Alfert
Klaus Alfert
This PR implements the proposal of #30. I am using interface `rapid.TB` instead of `rapid.T` to introduce a test adapter for checking the `PrintStats()` methods. That reads a little odd,...
In Hypothesis and other QuickCheck-like implementations, it is possible to calculate statistics, usually to validate that test data generation works as expected or is skewed somehow, as described here: https://hypothesis.readthedocs.io/en/latest/details.html#test-statistics...
In QuickCheck and PropEr, you can add functions to a property which collect statistical data about the generated data or add labels for classification of generated data. These information are...
I would like to see more combinators to create more complex data, in particular a reducer to create data depending on the already generated elements. Background: The reducers could be...
Identify a CI format that can be easily interpreted by CI tools such as Jenkins etc.
I am looking for a way to generate values which depend on each other. In particular, I want to recreate the following simple example from ScalaCheck's User Guide (https://github.com/typelevel/scalacheck/blob/main/doc/UserGuide.md#generators), where...
Currently we have several approaches for handling configuration, mostly for historical reasons. This is ugly and should refactored to a consistent, logical approach. Sources of configuration are: * #114 *...
The heat map is interesting thingy. It is a visualisation of the statistics usually done by `collect()` and its friends, but which cannot be used by PropEr's TPBT implementation. Also...
nuff said :-)