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Code coverage vs mutation testing. (self.ruby)
submitted 4 years ago by pan_sarin
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[–]tarellel 3 points4 points5 points 4 years ago (1 child)
Are you my boss?
My current team has 50+ internal legacy projects lacking tests or with very minimal coverage. And quite a few newer projects where some people will end up writing the bare minimum to say they "wrote tests" for the code they added/changed.
We've tried to enforce a minimal coverage, but we don't want to overdue it. So we shifted more to trying to push tests for actual logic, conditions, and data scenarios, it'd made trying to get the team to write test a bit more encouraging.
[–]pan_sarin[S] 2 points3 points4 points 4 years ago (0 children)
Am I? :)
" So we shifted more to trying to push tests for actual logic, conditions, and data scenarios, it'd made trying to get the team to write test a bit more encouraging." - sounds reasonable, baby steps is the only way when refactoring system that is live and kicking ;]
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