Where do scripted tests still win? How much should you trust tests you didn't write? And…
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Where do scripted tests still win? How much should you trust tests you didn't write? And what should you measure once coverage stops being the bottleneck? Alex Wilhelm of The New Stack talks it through with Ruxanda Lueck and Matthew White of @datadoghq. Join the live session: https://bit.ly/4yM3tGt
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