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Bryan Hobson
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August 09, 2017 14:32
First run of testing after updating, the unit tests and code coverage completed in 1 minute and 2 seconds. After that, I made a project dirty, and allowed code coverage to run by itself, this time ...
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Code Coverage and Continuous Testing makes TDD impossible on larger projects
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August 09, 2017 13:52
Ooh, well spotted! Yes, I am still running 2017.1.3, despite installing 2017.2 EAP yesterday. The installation appeared to go okay, and reported success, though I may have installed it with my admi...
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Code Coverage and Continuous Testing makes TDD impossible on larger projects
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August 09, 2017 12:10
I've attached a log from a full run through of all the unit tests and code coverage. The project consists of 58 projects (inc test projects), with 910 unit tests in total. The obfuscated log can be...
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Code Coverage and Continuous Testing makes TDD impossible on larger projects
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August 09, 2017 10:46
I've performed some further testing with this large project (I'm not allowed to provide logs or screens caps for this project I'm afraid). In the "Unit Test Sessions" window, when I run all the uni...
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Code Coverage and Continuous Testing makes TDD impossible on larger projects
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August 08, 2017 14:29
Hi Fedor, Thanks for your feedback, I've updated to that build, and have performed some testing against the same solution with 58 projects, and have timed how long it takes to perform the code cove...
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Code Coverage and Continuous Testing makes TDD impossible on larger projects
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August 07, 2017 12:21
I'd agree it would have been better for CTRL+Click to go to the implementation, very rarely would I want to go to an interface declaration. Having said that I didn't even know CTRL+ALT+Click for ju...
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Why doesn't ctrl-left click go straight to implementation instead of interface definition?
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