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by mdpopescu
3914 days ago
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I work in a different industry. We have to follow some sensible rules: code reviews, 80% minimum coverage. What happens in practice is that the test verify that the result is not null (and nothing else) and the code reviews pass... God knows how. I have seen methods with a cyclomatic complexity of 65 and methods a few hundred lines long. Oh, and this is in Python - the Java code is worse. [I was also told by my team leader "no, you can't fix that code, it belongs to X from the main office and he will get angry and not help us anymore".] |
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