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How can I get code coverage programmatically through Apex?
How can I get code coverage programmatically through Apex?
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Hi Ravi,
For synchronous testing: The run tests result returned by calling ApexService.runTests() contains a code coverage property, which is a code coverage result array.
The code coverage result locations not covered property gives you the line number and column of code that wasn't tested in the run.
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