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It's not that hard in practice either. Besides mutation testing (which becomes a rather slow affair when your codebase is of significant size) you can just do c
by tinco 13y ago
It's not that hard in practice either. Besides mutation testing (which becomes a rather slow affair when your codebase is of significant size) you can just do coverage checks. If you have a simple branch coverage, that alone can guarantee (in most situations) which methods are used and which aren't in your tests.
- wlievens 13y agoActually coveragr only shows you that the code executes, it doesn't tell you if it's testef.