OK I'm caught up with you now. Yes, I agree with this approach in such a scenario. I would just caution throwing out stuff like that as a casual note regardin

OK I'm caught up with you now. Yes, I agree with this approach in such a scenario. I would just caution throwing out stuff like that as a casual note regarding testing without any context like you did. Examples like this should be limited to non-functional testing, aka metrics, which was not called at all originally. And it's a cool idea to run a bunch of canned data through a system to collect metrics as part of an automated test suite!