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You could do the same process if you used dynamic typing and good test coverage. Just make your change and keep fixing tests until everything is green.
by archarios 6y ago
You could do the same process if you used dynamic typing and good test coverage. Just make your change and keep fixing tests until everything is green.
- wtetzner 6y agoBut how could you have written tests against that new enum value if it didn't exist before? You would need to know in advance which places needed to be tested for it.
- Ar-Curunir 6y agoThen you essentially are implementing a type checker in your tests, but worse