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if you have a static analysis tool that gives a list of problems to fix, and something like a unit test suite that makes sure nothing got badly broken due to a
by jes5199 1y ago
if you have a static analysis tool that gives a list of problems to fix, and something like a unit test suite that makes sure nothing got badly broken due to a sloppy edit, then yes. If you don’t have these things, you’ll accumulate mistakes
- goalieca 1y agoWe’re talking legacy code bases. Automated Test coverage is generally poor.