> I just sometimes wonder if I write tests too often. I try to do an extremely rough guesstimate as to the cost of not testing: - Debugging sessions to reprod

> I just sometimes wonder if I write tests too often. I try to do an extremely rough guesstimate as to the cost of not testing: - Debugging sessions to reproduce latent bugs - Debugging sessions to track down refactoring mistakes - More thorough code reviews because you can't trust the testing suite to catch problems - QA time to catch/reproduce bugs - Costs of downtime when the bugs take out a critical system - End user, customer support, and/or I.T. staff overhead in dealing with the damage caused by uncaught bugs, or working around unsolved bugs My usual conclusion is that nobody I work with (nor myself) does enough automated testing.