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The deceitful safety of coverage tools

For a long time I have been coding the tests of the code I write through deducation and analysis of testworthy situations. About a year ago I started looking into Clover as a coverage tool and shivered with horror after the first runthrough. Here I thought that almost everything was thoroughly tested and I only got 70% coverage! So I began to spend time getting that percentage higher by writing testcode for every expression that Clover marked as untested. To ensure that I don't have to do this afterwards for new developments I started

posted by Geert Bevin in Java on Dec 23, 2003 1:37 PM : 0 comments [permalink]
 

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