Besides needing more training data, the analyzer tool seems like an awesome test verification tool, the main concern that comes to mind is its usefulness for very large code bases.
When developing a new tool/algorithm/application it could be useful to run this tool periodically since it would help build a solid test suite, however when tackling an already existing codebase (a very large one) it seems like the tool would take too long to scan through the code and add mutations.
Is there a plan for an implementation that covers large codebases?
Besides needing more training data, the analyzer tool seems like an awesome test verification tool, the main concern that comes to mind is its usefulness for very large code bases.
When developing a new tool/algorithm/application it could be useful to run this tool periodically since it would help build a solid test suite, however when tackling an already existing codebase (a very large one) it seems like the tool would take too long to scan through the code and add mutations.
Is there a plan for an implementation that covers large codebases?