I usually just use Unit Test coverage as extra insurance that I didn't accidentally forget a path when writing up tests for new classes, or when trying to assess others tests to see if/what they miss. Outside of that, I basically ignore it.
That (per)mutation testing, sounds like pitest, which I've had fun with using to gauge the effectiveness of tests I've written in the past.
That (per)mutation testing, sounds like pitest, which I've had fun with using to gauge the effectiveness of tests I've written in the past.