One report for all test cases: Easily merging multiple tests reports

It's can be easily the case that you use different test runners for different kinds of your tests. You can choose to run the unit, interaction, and integration tests separately. You may have some smoke tests as well which run separately from exhaustive tests. In such a case, you will get different test reports from every group of tests you run. This will pose problems in analyzing if test cases are actually sufficient for the whole application or not. With multiple reports at hand, the hefty task of knowing the exact code coverage will be left to your discretion, leaving you like Garfield below. <a href="https://medium.com/@kushmisra7/one-report-for-all-test-cases-easily-merging-multiple-tests-reports-b0f5e5211a2a">Website</a>