In Defense of 100% Unit Test Coverage
Read OriginalThis article advocates for achieving 100% unit test coverage in software projects. It presents three key arguments in favor (encouraging testable components, collaboration, and the coverage itself) and rebuts three common arguments against it (diminishing returns, barrier to entry, misleading priorities). The author clarifies that code coverage is not a silver bullet but a valuable tool within a broader context of good development practices and teamwork.
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