I work on a lot of PHP projects and I really like the way PHPUnit handles this. You can exclude code from the coverage analysis with annotations. You basically flag classes, methods or functions with @codeCoverageIgnore and can even wrap blocks of code with @codeCoverageIgnoreStart and @codeCoverageIgnoreEnd. That way, developers directly see whether the code they are working on is covered.
I know that Istanbul and JaCoCo have similar annotations. If your language/tools don't, you're left with conventions and that often doesn't work so well. Humans are humans, after all.
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I work on a lot of PHP projects and I really like the way PHPUnit handles this. You can exclude code from the coverage analysis with annotations. You basically flag classes, methods or functions with
@codeCoverageIgnoreand can even wrap blocks of code with@codeCoverageIgnoreStartand@codeCoverageIgnoreEnd. That way, developers directly see whether the code they are working on is covered.I know that Istanbul and JaCoCo have similar annotations. If your language/tools don't, you're left with conventions and that often doesn't work so well. Humans are humans, after all.