My main side-project, Orchid, has been sitting around 15-20% for most of it's development life. While that number is low, I do have most of the main core API methods tested which helps me determine breaking API changes.
As of yet, it's still a very new project where I'm the only developer, and the APIs have just been changing so much that I was finding it not very worthwhile to write tests as I kept having to throw them out and write new ones. But ever since I first went public with it a couple months ago I've been working on improving the documentation and test coverage (just very slowly), and most of the new code I write now is backed with at least one test case.
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My main side-project, Orchid, has been sitting around 15-20% for most of it's development life. While that number is low, I do have most of the main core API methods tested which helps me determine breaking API changes.
As of yet, it's still a very new project where I'm the only developer, and the APIs have just been changing so much that I was finding it not very worthwhile to write tests as I kept having to throw them out and write new ones. But ever since I first went public with it a couple months ago I've been working on improving the documentation and test coverage (just very slowly), and most of the new code I write now is backed with at least one test case.