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Given the following methods: public function setFoo($foo) { $this->_foo = $foo; return $this; } public function getFoo() { return $this->_foo; } Assuming, they may be changed to be more complex in the future: How would you write unit tests for those methods? Just one test method? Should I skip those tests? What about code coverage? How about @covers annotation? Maybe some universal test method to implement in the abstract test case? (I use Netbeans 7) This seems like a waste of time, but I wouldn't mind if IDE would generate those test methods automatically. To qoute from the comment of Sebastian Bergman's blog : (it's like testing getters and setters -- fail!). In any case, if they were to fail; wouldn't the methods that depend on on them fail? So, what about the code coverage?
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