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by makecheck
5645 days ago
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Yes and no. Tests that are not written well can be a burden. After code changes, a lot of time can be spent fixing test "failures" that are more a failure of the testing methodology than the app under test. So test, yes...automate, yes...but EDIT those tests and AUDIT those tests, to make sure they are all really useful. |
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