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A command line application to measure the quality of your test cases by mutating your code and checking if your tests detect the changes.
Last release 25 days ago
12 Sep 2026
Release timing varies
gaps range from 5 weeks to 1.2 years
Nearly every release is documented
notes for 16 of 16 stable releases
Nothing withdrawn
no release was ever pulled
4 years old
16 releases · first in 2022
One column per quarter.
Deprecated markdown and XML reports. Please use html and xunit instead.
The input files element now accepts the wildcards * and in its path
Fixed issues when inferring test commands: the working directory will be set to the current directory and on windows the commands are run inside a she
Added new builtin rules that remove lines of code (void function calls and contents of arrays)
Added the option to exclude lines not covered by tests. You can pass a file with coverage information in the lcov format via the command line flag "--
Fixed a bug that may cause the mutation test to stop in case the mutation reduces the code size near the end of the file.
Optional function arguments are no longer swapped
Added junit/xunit style XML reports to conform to the standard for test tools. It should now be possible to upload the results in tools like Polarion.
Improved mutation rules that switch function arguments
Improved builtin rules with operators like "+=". There should be less useless mutations that are always detected now.
Added builtin rules to swap arguments on function calls.
Fixed bugs when creating reports.
Files without mutations are now no longer reported as NaN % mutations
Fixed minor problems with the generated html files. Source code strings are escaped and a table was fixed.
Renamed executable to "mutation_test" follow dart file conventions.
Html reports are prettier. The look of the files is inspired by the lcov reports.
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