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		By: Hafsa		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[This blog is a useful reminder that code coverage tools are not just “report generators” — they are decision tools that help teams see where tests are strong and where risk is hiding. The real value comes when coverage is tracked in CI, combined with meaningful test types (unit + integration), and measured beyond simple line coverage by looking at branch/condition coverage for critical logic. A smart practice is to set realistic coverage thresholds per module, prevent big drops on pull requests, and focus on high-impact areas like payment flows, authentication, and data validation rather than chasing 100% everywhere. Coverage should guide better testing, not replace it—so pairing coverage reports with code reviews, mutation testing (when possible), and defect trends gives the most reliable quality signal.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>This blog is a useful reminder that code coverage tools are not just “report generators” — they are decision tools that help teams see where tests are strong and where risk is hiding. The real value comes when coverage is tracked in CI, combined with meaningful test types (unit + integration), and measured beyond simple line coverage by looking at branch/condition coverage for critical logic. A smart practice is to set realistic coverage thresholds per module, prevent big drops on pull requests, and focus on high-impact areas like payment flows, authentication, and data validation rather than chasing 100% everywhere. Coverage should guide better testing, not replace it—so pairing coverage reports with code reviews, mutation testing (when possible), and defect trends gives the most reliable quality signal.</p>
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