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by tonyww
139 days ago
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Yeah, that’s a pretty good analogy. The main difference is that the “tests” are predicates over live browser state and are often proposed alongside the plan on the fly, not written upfront by a developer. But conceptually it’s very close: make the expected outcome explicit, try an action, verify, and only move forward if the condition actually holds. |
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