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> So nonexisting best practices require a language change, apparently. It was also not showcased how this can be done in Logica. Look for the section containin
by da39a3ee 6y ago
> So nonexisting best practices require a language change, apparently. It was also not showcased how this can be done in Logica.
Look for the section containing the text "As a final example, let us mock the comments table, in a unittest of a query." That demonstrates mocking and is explicitly pointing towards testing. The article is only a high-level intro document.
- harperlee 6y agoSorry, I was editing my post in parallel. I see what you are pointing to. I'm sure the language has been thought out for much more time than my reading of the post - I'm just complaining about this "presentation" post. It's not clear from the example what the language provides over just redefining the table with mock values for testing. I´m sure Logica has more than what's stated in here, it's just not a good example (IMHO).
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