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Attractor vs Undercover for Ruby

Attractor helps ship Ruby and JavaScript apps fast but does not provide per-PR coverage analysis.

Which to pick

Pick Attractor if you want…

  • Accelerating Ruby/JS app delivery

Pick Undercover for Ruby if you want…

  • Detecting untested changes in Ruby PRs
  • Open-source code (grodowski/undercover on GitHub, MIT license)

Side by side

What it is
Attractor:Keep shipping Ruby and JavaScript apps fast
Undercover for Ruby:Undercover checks Ruby pull requests for untested code changes using structure-aware coverage analysis.
Best for
Attractor:Accelerating Ruby/JS app delivery
Undercover for Ruby:Detecting untested changes in Ruby PRs
Who it’s for
Attractor:—
Undercover for Ruby:Ruby developers and engineering teams using GitHub.
Pricing
Attractor:Subscription
Undercover for Ruby:Freemium
Plans
Attractor:—
Undercover for Ruby:Open Source Free · Essentials $69 per month · Pro $279 per month
Open source
Attractor:—
Undercover for Ruby:Yes, 845 GitHub stars
Works with
Attractor:—
Undercover for Ruby:Ruby, GitHub, SimpleCov

Attractor features

Keep shipping Ruby and JavaScript apps fast

Undercover for Ruby features

  • Changed-code coverage detection. Flags methods or blocks in a PR diff that lack line or branch coverage.
  • GitHub Check annotations. Posts a single comment per method directly on the PR with coverage details.
  • Coverage dashboards. Shows coverage trends per repository, branch and time on a web dashboard.
  • Local CLI tool. Run `undercover` against a diff locally or in CI for fast feedback before push.
  • Support for all Ruby test frameworks. Works with RSpec, Minitest, SimpleCov and other Ruby testing tools.
  • Private repo trial. 14-day free trial for private repositories with no seat-based pricing.

Attractor vs Undercover for Ruby FAQ

Is Attractor or Undercover for Ruby free?+

Attractor is listed on DevHunt as a paid subscription. Undercover for Ruby has a free plan (Open Source); paid plans start at $69/month (Essentials).

Is Attractor or Undercover for Ruby open source?+

Undercover for Ruby is open source (grodowski/undercover on GitHub, MIT license). DevHunt has no public source repository on record for Attractor.

On DevHunt

Attractor

25 upvotes · Launched on DevHunt on Feb 20, 2024

Undercover for Ruby

12 upvotes · Launched on DevHunt on May 28, 2024

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