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Feature tests > Unit tests. They are both important, but I rather 100% feature tests and 0 unit tests, than 100% unit tests and no feature tests. If you have p
by segmondy 8y ago
Feature tests > Unit tests.
They are both important, but I rather 100% feature tests and 0 unit tests, than 100% unit tests and no feature tests.
If you have passing feature tests, the software sort of works. If you have 100% passing unit tests with 0 functional tests, the software might not even work at all.
- monksy 8y ago> sort of works Nope. The only thing it does is pass the test under the conditions that you made the test. There is no validation of the code within the project for correctness, safeness [is validation working or not], or even operation. When you only have feature tests, you have a lot of code that you're not sure that works or not.