prove-by-running

Execution proof that a script or tool works. Use when about to trust a new or changed script, hook, migration or release tool, and always for anything that rewrites git history, publishes or pushes, deletes, or transforms data; also when the user asks "does this actually work", "test this script", "prove it" or "try it on a copy first". Not for reviewing code by reading it, for writing unit tests of a library, or for fixing the faults found.

License

MIT