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Sure, if the DB is down. Or if somebody else deleted the data that your test relied on. It'll happen often enough that you'll stop paying attention to failing
by commandlinefan 6y ago
Sure, if the DB is down. Or if somebody else deleted the data that your test relied on. It'll happen often enough that you'll stop paying attention to failing "unit" tests.
- bird_monster 6y ago> Or if somebody else deleted the data that your test relied on If you're relying on a shared database you're already not really testing effectively. I don't really think this is a scenario to worry about (meaning, if you're in this scenario, you have bigger things to worry about). > if the DB is down. An interesting suggestion.