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That, and I don't imagine there's any tests written for a lot of these systems. :(
by ravenstine 7y ago
That, and I don't imagine there's any tests written for a lot of these systems. :(
- bitwize 7y agoThere are plenty of tests written for them. They are just manual tests written up on literal, actual TPS reports (TPS = Test Procedure Specification) to be executed by humans.
- spitfire 7y agoMy god. Are you serious? TPS reports are real?
- jedieaston 7y agohttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TPS_report https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TPS_report And were widely used, at one point.
- DrScump 7y agoOne advantage of a legacy system is that you can create your own great test data just by making appropriate extracts of your existing legacy data. Where I worked, original test data was sparse and incomplete, and it avoided edge conditions. I, on the other hand, loved breaking stuff.