In real world complex scenarios, visualizing the buckets in which generated input is falling helps debug/improve the generators.
I did not find this functionality in library.
Example: User generator with name, sex, date of birth can add tags like male/female for sex, child/adult/old for age.
After running test, distribution will show the buckets and will help identify if there is any mistake in generator or if we are generating domain-interesting inputs or not. This is very useful for real world scenarios.
Hey Folks
In real world complex scenarios, visualizing the buckets in which generated input is falling helps debug/improve the generators. I did not find this functionality in library.
Please see similar feature in cpp rapidcheck library document.
Example: User generator with name, sex, date of birth can add tags like
male/female
for sex,child/adult/old
for age.After running test, distribution will show the buckets and will help identify if there is any mistake in generator or if we are generating domain-interesting inputs or not. This is very useful for real world scenarios.