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If that pattern is required for proper unit-testing, I don't want to do 'proper' unit testing. You can write code where your dependencies are injected and can
by thrower123 6y ago
If that pattern is required for proper unit-testing, I don't want to do 'proper' unit testing.
You can write code where your dependencies are injected and can be swapped out for testing without buying into a framework that makes it that difficult to reason about what code is actually being run and in what order.