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08:55 So I think, like, contextually, what code is covered is to me more important than the raw number. But on projects I work on, we just haven't, like, taken that leap, where we look more at more at end to end signals, I guess, of correctness and performance and things. But, yeah, a friend was also telling me last week about a project that he was on where the manager of the team wanted a 100% code coverage. But it was a React app, and they had, style components in it, which meant that your code coverage, getting to a 100%, required every single line of CSS to be covered as well. That's like, what's the meaningful test here?

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