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It seems like there could be more value than just speeding up test runs though. Imagine a system that gave feedback, just prior to committing, about the number
by stupidcar 11y ago
It seems like there could be more value than just speeding up test runs though. Imagine a system that gave feedback, just prior to committing, about the number of tests that your changes will trigger. If the number of tests is larger than you intuitively expect, it could be an indication that the change has side-effects you haven't anticipated.