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It's substantially less silly than a small-time JavaScript component library adding 100% branch coverage testing requirements as a blocker to accepting a PR. Bu
by cormacrelf 5y ago
It's substantially less silly than a small-time JavaScript component library adding 100% branch coverage testing requirements as a blocker to accepting a PR. But they do it for the same reason, to be able to advertise it and demonstrate reliability. This is how the sqlite project makes money. I guess someone's got to build the instrumentation tools that let them keep doing this, sounds like it won't be them. (Edit: not sure who else would have the motivation, to be honest. If they had to pioneer one thing, it should be that.)