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>>Do you trust any The only test that matters to me is the one where a customer says "Yes, good!"
by misterman0 8y ago
>>Do you trust any
The only test that matters to me is the one where a customer says "Yes, good!"
- detaro 8y agoSure, a test suite doesn't replace that. It helps ensure that test returns "Yes, good!", instead of "Why did you break this thing that worked last week!", assuming you know anything about what the customers consider good.
- jbn 8y agoThe parent sounds correct. One can have an extensive test suite and still turn out a product that is useless to the customer. These are 2 entirely separate concerns: testing is sanity checking that the code does what it is written to do, user validation is sanity checking that the code is actually useful to a customer (which most certainly cannot be automated or programmed).