almost doubled the number of tests
In preparation for the upcoming release, I was comparing the number of tests in 0.6.0 to the number on the trunk: 0.6.0: Ran 2266 tests in 203.503s Trunk: Ran 3990 tests in 392.357s I knew that a large number of test had been written over the last year, but I was very pleased to see that we nearly doubled the number. Thanks to everyone who contributed new tests over the last year. Increasing our test coverage is extremely important. Importantly, it makes it easier to refactor the code without worrying about regressions creeping in without being noticed. Hopefully, this trend will continue and we will add nearly 2000 new tests over the next year. Jarrod
Jarrod Millman wrote:
In preparation for the upcoming release, I was comparing the number of tests in 0.6.0 to the number on the trunk: 0.6.0: Ran 2266 tests in 203.503s Trunk: Ran 3990 tests in 392.357s
This is great. Do you know what the function coverage is (i.e., what percentage of functions have direct tests)? Thanks, Jason
I knew that a large number of test had been written over the last year, but I was very pleased to see that we nearly doubled the number. Thanks to everyone who contributed new tests over the last year. Increasing our test coverage is extremely important. Importantly, it makes it easier to refactor the code without worrying about regressions creeping in without being noticed. Hopefully, this trend will continue and we will add nearly 2000 new tests over the next year.
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