Add a guided experience to make targeted improvements
See original GitHub issueImagine this:
You’ve got a little down time in your product development cycle and your team decides to do some infrastructure investment. You want to get closer to the goal of fully enabling strict checks in ts.
So you run a command like…
betterer --test "convert to strict checks" --goal "20%"
It’s running the convert to strict checks
test (continually in a watch mode) and will continue running until you make a 20% improvement over the current state. A sort of guided, gamification of this migration.
Thoughts?
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Just merged #79 which probably covers a lot of this? Not the gamification bit, but I think that would actually be quite easy to implement now!
It’d be a test that you have in your betterer config. In this case I was imaging the ts plugin.