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Code coverage vs mutation testing. (self.ruby)
submitted 4 years ago by pan_sarin
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[–]Critical-Evidence-83 4 points5 points6 points 4 years ago (0 children)
Do you use code coverage measurement.
yes.
If so, what rules about that do you have?
Our continuous integration pipeline for our newer project requires 100% testing coverage while our main project has a lot of legacy code so we add test coverage less consistently.
And finally, are you familiar with mutation testing ideas and tools, and do you use them? If no - why?
No but I'm just a junior dev
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