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by quacker
3699 days ago
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Right, but consider if all three test cases fail. Then devs (who didn't write those tests) need to determine what those three test cases are and if they're all the same issue or not, which takes time. Ideally, if just one assert fails, it will produce an error message/logs with enough info to tell what went wrong. Having tests produce great error messages is way more valuable than arbitrary rules about assertion density. |
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