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by crazygringo
1809 days ago
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And this is the case for, what, maybe 0.1% of unit tests? And you're using that... to justify that the "only" thing unit tests achieve is maintain bugs? Although in any case, this is no longer a bug, it's part of your spec now. But regardless, what about the other 99%+ of unit tests that are enforcing correct behavior...? Your argument is like saying that food is bad because people occasionally get food poisoning. |
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