On one job, I had to disable code coverage for a whole suite of tests that were simply making calls and completely ignoring the results. I know, coverage is Ye

On one job, I had to disable code coverage for a whole suite of tests that were simply making calls and completely ignoring the results. I know, coverage is Yet Another Metric, but if you don't game it, it can help you track down branches you haven't written tests for. So my hesitation is I can see people running this, gettting 100% code coverage and thinking, "hooray, it's fully tested!"