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Humbug is a Mutation Testing framework for PHP to measure the real effectiveness of your test suites and assist in their improvement. It eats Code Coverage for breakfast.
Currently, the log in the database does not contain any information about the runtime of the individual job_ids. But I think this could be quite an interesting information to have.
The runtime can be logged either as a duration or with two timestamps: start_job and end_job.
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I'm not being able to run Stryker in a project (netframework 4.5) inside a machine that doesn't have VS2017 installed (it has VS2015). Stryker fails when it tries to build the solution.
I ran some tests and found out that it tries to use the MSBuild.exe located at the first path defined on MSBuildHelper's.fallbackLocations.
The plugin source is currently split into two files, one of which is auto-generated by build.rs. The lib.rs is getting unwieldy. Time to browse for sets of functionality that can be put into their own modules, before navigating the source gets too cumbersome.
It'd be great to have some sort of ETA calculation to show users how much longer we estimate the mutation run will take. The PR linked above is a great start and already reviewed a lot, but is outdated as we refactored the reporters since. A new start that copies code from that PR is probably better. It could either be a new [reporter](https://github.com/stryker-mutator/stryker4s/tree
Currently, the log in the database does not contain any information about the runtime of the individual job_ids. But I think this could be quite an interesting information to have.
The runtime can be logged either as a duration or with two timestamps:
start_jobandend_job.