I generally agree with the crux of this and would like to take it a step further. It's far more important to test edge cases and the lesser used endpoints. We

I generally agree with the crux of this and would like to take it a step further. It's far more important to test edge cases and the lesser used endpoints. We have major parts of our product where the coverage isn't great, but get tested _every time_ you use the product. The coverage on our login process is mediocre, but every time a Developer or QA person uses the product, they log in. We'd hear about it. Our landing page post login is largely the same story. Our rarely used tools several clicks deep into the site _all_ have much better coverage. We don't have continuous deployment and it's not a goal.