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> Just remember that automated tests only prove that the tests pass; they don't prove that your product works. Doesn't this show that either your test case is
by yitchelle 10y ago
> Just remember that automated tests only prove that the tests pass; they don't prove that your product works.
Doesn't this show that either your test case is not product requirements based or the design is not aligned with the product requirements?
- boomlinde 10y agoIt's true, but making sure that the tests perfectly cover the product requirements, and making sure that the specified product requirements actually match the expectations of the product are both barely solvable problems for any sufficiently complex product. Trying to keep pace with most markets, it's hard for software developers to maintain detailed enough requirements to even hope to ever achieve exhaustive automated testing.
- valuearb 10y agoWhich design? This weeks, or next months?