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If we're getting that pedantic, the quote was "they passed unit tests". If the bug passed a 0-size set of unit tests, then it didn't actually pass any unit tes

If we're getting that pedantic, the quote was "they passed unit tests". If the bug passed a 0-size set of unit tests, then it didn't actually pass any unit tests.

eru 11y ago
They didn't pass any, but they passed all. In any case, Rich Hickey probably had more context for his words.
- ank_the_elder 11y ago
  We should take this discussion and publish it in the world-famous (and extremely popular) "Journal of the empty set." You will find most of my work published there, too. http://pic.blog.plover.com/math/major-screwups-4/emptyset.png http://pic.blog.plover.com/math/major-screwups-4/emptyset.pn...
- zachrose 11y ago
  Still though, 0% test coverage.
  - eru 11y ago
    Division by zero..
    - lmm 11y ago
      How so? 10 (say) lines of code, 0 lines covered by tests, test coverage is 0/10. No division by zero, nothing undefined happening.