In this post, the author shares their experiences testing a recipe for OpenRewrite, initially using a simplistic, naive approach that relied on low-level APIs. They later refined their methodology after switching to a scanning recipe that required multiple source files. The author emphasizes the lessons learned from their mistakes in testing strategies and the need to understand the intricacies of the OpenRewrite framework to implement effective revisions. The post serves as a guide to navigate common pitfalls in software recipe development and emphasizes robust testing strategies.
The naive approach I initially took for testing the OpenRewrite recipe was overly simplistic, relying on low-level APIs without proper understanding of the framework's complexities.
Switching from a regular recipe to a scanning recipe necessitated refactoring my testing strategy, as it required handling multiple source files instead of just one.
I learned that without a solid grasp of the OpenRewrite framework, my previous naive implementation could lead to significant oversights when enhancing the recipe's functionality.
My experiences highlighted the importance of robust testing strategies in software development, as well as the need for iterative improvements based on testing outcomes.
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