No, I don't think that. Because go fuzzing runs a case for long time.
go fuzzing
you can use -fuzztime=1s to make it shorter tho
-fuzztime=1s
I'm afraid with -fuzztime=1s not catching edge case bugs. I think go fuzzing is suppose to be run for longer time.
But yes, you can do that if you want to run all the fuzzing tests.
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No, I don't think that. Because
go fuzzing
runs a case for long time.you can use
-fuzztime=1s
to make it shorter thoI'm afraid with
-fuzztime=1s
not catching edge case bugs. I thinkgo fuzzing
is suppose to be run for longer time.But yes, you can do that if you want to run all the fuzzing tests.