Our company “architects” decided we needed 80% coverage minimum. On a mostly .Net 4.8 codebase. Hundreds of programs used in prod, with barely any tests in sight.
It’s a fucking nightmare.
Fixing that bug you just found in prod : half a day.
Adding enough tests so the app is now at 80% coverage : a whole fucking week.
My student colleague was not impressed.
I was like “yup, that’s what jobs are like”.
Our company “architects” decided we needed 80% coverage minimum. On a mostly .Net 4.8 codebase. Hundreds of programs used in prod, with barely any tests in sight.
It’s a fucking nightmare.
Ah, the classical “just introduce tests in a legacy codebase”, what can go wrong?
My condolences, it’s always a BITCH to handle
Fixing that bug you just found in prod : half a day. Adding enough tests so the app is now at 80% coverage : a whole fucking week. My student colleague was not impressed. I was like “yup, that’s what jobs are like”.