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by jchw
1 day ago
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Sure but it certainly seems that way. There were already thousands and this PR adds a fair bit more too. It is possible to have thousands of tests and a lot of blind spots, but it's easier to get a grip on that using instrumentation like code coverage and indeed by using LLMs to prod at edge cases. I am OK with trusting that it is likely the React team understands how to rigorously test based on how well-tested React itself is. |
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