> > > - Don't get caught up in the code coverage hysteria. Focus on writing > > good tests instead of how many lines and branches of code you have > > tested. > > > > I've no idea what level of code coverage Nils holds to be hysterical, but I > wouldn't take his advice to mean you should avoid code coverage analysis. >
What I meant is that it can easily be misused. Code coverage is a nice tool for guidance, to identify areas that needs improvement - I use them myself too. But it's easy to get caught up in the idea of increasing the coverage percentage just to increase the percentage of coverage, if you understand what I mean. I don't think looking at a coverage report and write a test just to cover that one line of code will necessarily lead to a better tested code base. As long as you focus on writing good tests, coverage will naturally become better. Nils-H --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
