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by ohbarye
760 days ago
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I think there are usually three actions a programmer can take when PBT fails. - Create a test case that doesn't depend on PBT as you suggest. - Fix the production code being tested since its failure is an unexpected bug. - Fix the PBT itself. This means that the programmer has had wrong assumption for the test target. I think it's difficult for the tool to know which choice is the best on a failure. But if there's any good idea, I'd like to incorporate it. :) |
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