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Questions about specific lines of code that need coverage or platform bugs. 75% of your Apex code must be covered by test classes. This tag is not intended for use when code coverage is simply lacking, but for scenarios where because of a particular configuration or system issue code coverage is challenging.
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OrderItem does not have ListPrice set in test, contrary to non-test
This is something I've run into and worked around, but it still annoys me because I have to write test specific things in my non-test code (and can't get to 100% coverage because of it).
I can find n …
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Code Coverage report for all classes
I wonder if it is possible to roll your own, using the RunTestsResult objects. (I'm guessing this would be a popular appexchange package! ;)