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by Klaster_1
1572 days ago
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Yes, absolutely. One time, my team was left without QA personnel, so we had to check features manually for a while. Even after this no longer became mandatory, running the code almost always reveals aspects worthy of a discussion as a part of code review. Obviously, this has a drawback of longer reviews, especially if testing a particular scenario involves quite a bit of effort. Would recommend, certainly beats longer feedback loop when the same issues are revealed during the QA acceptance phase. |
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