Highlight lcov support in the readme #1081
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Jun 21, 2023
| 1. Install Echidna globally by running the following command in your terminal or command prompt: | ||
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| npm install -g echidna |
| 2. Once Echidna is installed, execute the following command to run Echidna with coverage enabled: | ||
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| echidna --coverage |
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| #### Run Echidna and generate a coverage report | ||
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| Echidna is a powerful fuzz testing tool used to discover bugs in smart contracts. Before running Echidna, ensure that you have the following prerequisites installed: |
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there is no need to explain what Echidna is here
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Superseded by #1093 |
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Description
This pull request addresses issue #1063 and enhances the documentation for the Echidna tool by adding instructions on how to leverage the lcov support with a VSCode plugin. The updated documentation provides clear and beginner-friendly steps to install the lcov plugin, generate coverage reports, open the reports in VSCode, and utilize the lcov plugin to visualize the coverage of smart contracts.
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Closes #1063
Please let me know if there are any further modifications or additions required. I'm happy to assist!