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by globular-toast
1913 days ago
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I thought about this, but technically that is still the code changing, it just happens to be in your dependencies rather than your codebase. The only reason you really have to change dependency versions is security fixes, and they should be infrequent enough that you could do manual testing. So I don't think it's a compelling reason to write unit tests, although it is certainly an added value. |
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