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Google Testing Blog: How Much Testing is Enough?

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I think it's worth underlining that coverage mainly tells you about code that has no tests: it doesn't tell you about the quality of testing for the code that's 'covered', especially if it's only line-coverage - branch/condition coverage is more informative there. Ironically, a typo: "search engne". Fixed. Thanks! :-) are you still pushing more in favour of pyramid testing? I saw Martin Fowler talking about using honeycomb testing strategy fits better for a microservice architecture. What do you think about that? You mentioned integration tests and e2e tests among others but I didn't read anything about contract testing. Are they not a good strategy for your case? thanks! and very interesting article! The comments you read and contribute here belong only to the person who posted them. We reserve the right to remove off-topic comments.

Google Testing Blog: How Much Testing is Enough? Testing Blog How Much Testing is Enough? Tuesday, June 15, 2021 Google Labels: George Pirocanac 4 comments : Tim June 30, 2021 at 2:41:00 AM PDT I think it's worth underlining that coverage mainly tells you about code that has no tests: it doesn't tell you about the quality of testing for the code that's 'covered', especially if it's only line-coverage - branch/condition coverage is more informative there. Reply Delete Replies Reply hlib July 22, 2021 at 6:39:00 AM PDT Ironically, a typo: "search engne". Reply Delete Replies Reply Go

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