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> I'd argue that assuming everyone is just that good isn't too far off from assuming everyone is so good that you really don't need tests at all. I'd argue uni
by thebean11 7y ago
> I'd argue that assuming everyone is just that good isn't too far off from assuming everyone is so good that you really don't need tests at all.
I'd argue unit tests aren't made to stop developers from pushing bad code, they're made to prevent future developers from breaking it even further.
- mumblemumble 7y agoI'd agree. But unit tests can still only guard the behaviors that someone thought to cover with a test. Property testing is still your friend here, either all by itself or as a way to find all the cases to memorialize with unit tests.