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Sure, the main reason for this is that nearly all of our tests touch the database and operate on a comparatively high level, we have way more things in a fuzzy
by _rami_ 9y ago
Sure, the main reason for this is that nearly all of our tests touch the database and operate on a comparatively high level, we have way more things in a fuzzy category between functional and integration tests than actual unit tests. This is of course a flaw in our test writing, but it's what we have right now ;)
- bpicolo 9y agoTop down integration tests might be slow, but they're a really top notch way to actually know your code works in dynamic language, mvc-style webapps. Can't blame you there.