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Actually, you can get reproducible tests even with randomized tests, by setting the random seed (I always do that in e.g. Quickcheck). So this is really a moot
by asgard1024 6y ago
Actually, you can get reproducible tests even with randomized tests, by setting the random seed (I always do that in e.g. Quickcheck). So this is really a moot point, not a good excuse not to do random testing (or not to use QuickCheck ;-P).
- twic 6y agoI don't believe any test frameworks in Java have built-in support for randomisation using a seed, so this is a foreign concept to most Java programmers. Which is a shame, because it's useful. It would actually be really easy to package up seeded randomisation as a JUnit rule / extension. As far as i can tell, nobody has done that.