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Salesforce developer and administrator tool to run Apex test classes and view code coverage from the Salesforce UI. Salesforce developer and administrator tool to run Apex test classes and view code coverage from the Salesforce UI. The Salesforce Test Executions extension is a productivity tool and with its help, you can: Apex Test Execution: - Run multiple Apex test classes at the same time after Salesforce login - Run selected Apex test methods or all test methods of multiple classes at once - Display test results with pass/fail methods with error and stack trace information - Allows you to search classes and methods to easily find classes & methods from the large list - Maintain history of previous 5 test runs for each org Code Coverage: - View all Apex Classes coverage percentage with number of covered and uncovered lines - View covered and uncovered lines of Apex classes - View overall code coverage of the Org - Export Code Coverage details in PDF, CSV, and Excel formats - Allows you to sort all columns Class Name, Percent, Lines Covered, and Lines Uncovered in ascending or descending order - Search class name from the list of classes Quick Run: - Quickly run Apex test classes and methods by eliminating wait times for queries and loading - Manually add or remove Apex classes and methods execute
Aug 3, 2026
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