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IME, if the tests don't fail the first time you run the code, it says that the tests aren't actually hitting the new behavior. (Maaaaybe 1 in 100 times the code
by sdenton4 5y ago
IME, if the tests don't fail the first time you run the code, it says that the tests aren't actually hitting the new behavior. (Maaaaybe 1 in 100 times the code is actually right the first time.)
Likewise, if there's no comments on a pull request, it hasn't been read...
- jimmaswell 5y agoI'd have agreed once, but at some point in my life I realized most of my code really was working right the first time, even messy javascript. Anyone else have this experience?
- carlmr 5y agoDepends on the language. Strongly typed languages like Rust and F#, even Typescript to some degree, yes. Most of the time if it compiles it works.