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Why are my Test Classes (marked @isTest) getting listed with Code Coverage?
Why are my Test Classes (marked @isTest) getting listed with Code Coverage?
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Hi Ravi,
This might be possible because of inner classes were being called during testing, then surely they are contributing positively to test coverage.
Thanks
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