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by Nathanba
913 days ago
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yes I think the way we use the word "bug" generally means that it's a bug from a human being's point of view. But automated tests are automated, maybe what they catch shouldn't even be called bugs but just type/check/assumption errors. Then the expectation is far more aligned with reality.. just because a unit test doesn't run successfully doesn't mean anything. You simply have to check the assumption and adjust the type check perhaps. |
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