# Example Reports

`mutation-crap.json` and `mutation-crap.md` are the reports of a small analysis with every state a method can have,
as werkcrappit 0.26.10 writes them, with the default policy `timeouts-killed-v1`.
`ExampleReportsTest` writes them with the real writers and fails when they differ from what the code writes;
`WERKCRAPPIT_WRITE_EXAMPLES=true ./gradlew :werkcrappit-pit:test --tests '*ExampleReportsTest'` writes them anew.

| Method | State | Why |
| --- | --- | --- |
| `demo.Classifier.classify` | `SCORED`, 22.5 | complexity 10, 5 of 10 mutants killed: 100 × 0.125 + 10 |
| `demo.Classifier.normalize` | `SCORED`, 1 | complexity 1, its one mutant killed |
| `demo.Classifier.describe` | `NO_MUTATION_RESULTS` | PIT made no mutant for it |
| `demo.Classifier.compare` | `NO_ELIGIBLE_MUTANTS` | its only mutants are `NON_VIABLE` |
| `demo.Classifier.retry` | `INCONCLUSIVE` | one `RUN_ERROR` takes the score of the whole method away |
| `demo.Grade.values` | `EXCLUDED` | JaCoCo filters the generated method of an enum |
| `demo.Legacy.run` | `COMPLEXITY_UNAVAILABLE` | PIT has a mutant, but the method is in no class file read |

The class `demo.Classifier` has two groups of methods, LCOM4 2.
It has no change risk, as one of its methods has no score: `method-not-scored:retry(I)I`.
[metric.md](../metric.md) explains the values.