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If you want to reproduce mutant tests, you need to understand the test structure of this project and how Mutant gem works. You can carry out mutations throughout the project or in small parts (advised).
1 - Clone repository
- git clone git@github.com:nukdown/diaspora-suite-test-evaluation.git
2 - Make sure you are in branch -> Mutant.
- git checkout Mutant
3 - Write these commands in CLI for run the tests in 'User' class for example:
- bundle install
- bin/rake assets:generate_error_pages
- RAILS_ENV="test" bin/rake db:create db:migrate
- RAILS_ENV="test" bundle exec mutant run --require ./config/environment.rb --use rspec -- 'User'
Since Diaspora is based on Ruby on Rails, we get the rspec testing environment practically for free. Our rspec tests are located in the spec/ directory and that directory is split up in subdirectories differentiating which parts of the code are being tested with the containing files (e.g. models in spec/models/, controllers in spec/controllers/ or the Diaspora lib in spec/lib/).
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