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PEER REVIEW POLICY: Select the “Peer Review policy and turn it on. Then set the settings. Here’s guidelines for the settings. Max tasks lowerbound. This controls the green light based on the number of tasks. Default is 60, but in the beginning a much smaller number like 5 is more appropriate. It depends on the size of the group. Max tasks upperbound. This controls the red light. Again, the default is 120, but a better starting point is around 10 depending on group size. It’s something you’ll need to experiment with a bit initially. Issues lowerbound and upperbound. The default settings of 4 and 8 are probably a reasonable starting point. The thing you want to measure initially is simply are they working on code review, which the task parameters show you. * * What is unit testing? What is a unit? Quote Fun fact Lots of different techniques fall under the umbrella of unit testing. I’d like to first clarify the main ones, so that we avoid confusion. One of the most common problems I’ve seen over the years is a developer becoming distracted or confused because their concept of unit-testing was different than the one being trained. For example, they might think of unit-testing as functional testing only, so someone explaining system testing or regression testing ends up being weird. It all breaks down to what you think of as a unit. A unit might be a single file or class. It might be a single component or module. Different kinds of units have different tools and techniques that apply. At the core, the concept is that big complex systems are difficult to test and debug, so if we break them into smaller more reasonable pieces, we can more easily find what’s wrong, as well as have a reasonable belief that the software will work as expected when deployed as part of the larger system. * What are the benefits of unit testing? If following the Unit testing process Find sooner Fresh in mind Assurance of behavior Document behavior Not quick, and effortless as SA. Not just