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In unit testing, it would be awesome to generate setters with assigned random values. Of course, this can be achieved only for normally "primitive" types such as Strings and numerics.
Background: all of my programmers are lazy at doing JUnit tests, they are only asserting the not-nulliness of output objects and only aim at achieving code coverage because they are required.
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In unit testing, it would be awesome to generate setters with assigned random values. Of course, this can be achieved only for normally "primitive" types such as Strings and numerics.
Background: all of my programmers are lazy at doing JUnit tests, they are only asserting the not-nulliness of output objects and only aim at achieving code coverage because they are required.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: