At home, I only test parts of code where I think I need it, like regexes. At work, as a web developer in Java Spring, I am required to have at least 80% covera

At home, I only test parts of code where I think I need it, like regexes. At work, as a web developer in Java Spring, I am required to have at least 80% coverage, enforced by Jacoco and tracked in Sonar. This means that if I write a method in an adapter that accepts a single parameter and only makes a single call to another method on some repository passing the parameter to it without transformation and returning the result, I must write a test for it, with Mockito. At this point I'm not testing my code, I'm testing the Java API itself and the JVM it's running on, which I find hilarious. I'm hoping one day this kind of test fails, which will mean that Java does not garantee that reaching a method call will result in a method being called.