I think that high coverage is always a good thing, but since time is always lacking, the most important thing is that the main methods will be covered.
For example, if you have a code that is only 60% covered, but the "small" methods are not covered - that's ok, since the chances for bugs caused by these methods are lower, and even if a bug occurs - it's easier to find. Do you agree?
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I think that high coverage is always a good thing, but since time is always lacking, the most important thing is that the main methods will be covered.
For example, if you have a code that is only 60% covered, but the "small" methods are not covered - that's ok, since the chances for bugs caused by these methods are lower, and even if a bug occurs - it's easier to find. Do you agree?