Good Enough Reliability Tool

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Last Update: 2013-03-12

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An open source tool based on easy-to-measure internal metrics to provide an empirical estimate of reliability and to provide feedback to developers on the thoroughness of their testing effort relative to prior successful comparable projects.

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