Ask almost any development team how they measure the quality of their test suite, and one answer appears almost immediately: code coverage. It appears in virtually every continuous integration pipeline, is enforced through quality gates, and is often treated as a key indicator of engineering maturity.
Ask almost any development team how they measure the quality of their test suite, and one answer appears almost immediately: code coverage.
It appears in virtually every continuous integration pipeline, is enforced through quality gates, and is often treated as a key indicator of engineering maturity.
Development teams celebrate reaching 90 or even 100 percent...
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Ask almost any development team how they measure the quality of their test suite, and one answer appears almost immediately: code coverage. It appears in virtually every continuous integration pipeline, is enforced through quality gates, and is often treated as a key indicator of engineering maturity. Development teams celebrate reaching 90 or even 100 percent...
Development teams celebrate reaching 90 or even 100 percent...
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