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by dmoy
3763 days ago
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Say you have the following code: if (foo) {
setSomeState()
} At least with tools I'm familiar with, your coverage will be 100% if you have one test with 'foo = true'. That means that you could have odd untested behavior if not executing 'setSomeState()' leaves something important unset.... but you'd have 100% coverage. Of course in practice, 100% state coverage is really impossible to achieve. |
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