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Support for HTML reports
See original GitHub issueWhile looking at mutation libraries for other languages I found out that PIT (Java) has a really nice HTML report output. I think that feature like this would make mutmut easier to grasp especially for people new to mutation testing.
Also mutmut is difficult to work with when you have a lot of mutations, like:
mutmut show 58
mutmut show 59
It seems like a lot of work, but I want to hear opinions do you guys think this would be worth doing. Any other ideas that would improve result reading experience are welcome.
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Exactly. I am not suggesting copy and paste of PIT’s report CSS @boxed, just throwing this idea of HTML report out there.
Thats why I wanted to hear some feedback. If this can help with some use case, even better, maybe good intergration with CI/CD tools, that would certanly be beneficial in my opinion.
EDIT: I like the idea of mimicking existing html outputs just for the sake of consistency plus existing outputs already have CI/CDs built around them.
Hmm, that doesn’t look that nice to me 😛 I think we can make something nicer very simply. Should be just looping over the cache.
The big downside to me is that I won’t be able to brag that mutmut is ~1000 lines of code anymore (it’s already a bit over that). This is not a very significant downside 😛