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by jkubicek
915 days ago
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> If you do make a change to the code, then you are probably intending for it to do something different, so now you have to change the test accordingly. It usually just means you have to make the same change in 2 different spots for every piece of unit-tested code you want to change. Sure, but that's how unit-tested code works in general. |
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