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 #summary "Why My Patch Doesn't Need Tests"
 #labels Importance-Useful,Phase-QA,Contents-Complete
 
-Author: Adrienne Walker (a colleague of Nathaniel's at Google)
+Author: Adrienne Walker and Raphaël Moll (colleagues of Nathaniel's at Google)
 
 ==_Appeal To Importance_==
 
@@ -19,10 +19,18 @@
 
 There’s no good way to write these tests easily, so I shouldn’t need to write them.
 
+==_Insufficient Coverage Argument_==
+
+The tests requires extensive mocking (of servers, RPCs, filesystems, 3d party libs with their own side-effects, GUI) and would thus not test the real system but a limited fictional subsystem. Such tests would be totally irrelevant so they need not be written.
+
 ==_Just a Refactoring Argument_==
 
 All functionality in this patch is already entirely covered by preexisting tests. Trust me.
 
 ==_Promise Of Future Work_==
 
-I pinky-swear that I will write a follow-up CL that adds tests, just as soon as I fix these other things first...
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+I pinky-swear that I will write a follow-up CL that adds tests, just as soon as I fix these other things first...
+
+==_The Proof is in the Pudding_==
+
+We're already using this for releases. It clearly works so we don't need to write tests. At this point we empirically have full coverage and just found a couple minor bugs.﻿
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