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Use the unit-tests tag for questions concerning tools that help test "units" of source code, e.g., classes or files.
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Software testing/coverage tool that randomly modifies your code to ensure the tests work
This definitely already exists and is open source, I just forgot the name: It was a software testing tool (probably for Python but could've been for another language) that introduced random modificati …
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Software testing/coverage tool that randomly modifies your code to ensure the tests work
Nevermind, I found it: https://pypi.org/project/MutPy/
And the general concept is called mutation testing, apparently.
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