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Extreme Code Coverage: Guantanamo

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dion

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Extreme Code Coverage: Guantanamo

Posted: Oct 2, 2004 10:08 AM

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Aslak brought my attention to Guantanamo. Guantanamo is a tool that deletes all code lines that are not covered by tests. Guantanamo is part of the Extreme XP Tools family. Some thoughts about why it was created are written down here. Now that is hard core. Nuking un-tested code :) I can picture myself forgetting to write a test first and then writing the best piece of code in my career.... and seeing it deleted ;)

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Vincent O'Sullivan

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Re: Extreme Code Coverage: Guantanamo

Posted: Oct 2, 2004 2:14 PM

I guess the tool has been used on the article's source.

Following the given link lead me to a page containg objects but no text!

Vince.

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