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E2E tests aren't worth it if they produce false positives and don't prevent defects from reaching production. By definition. Too many devs treat automated testi
by Veuxdo 5y ago
E2E tests aren't worth it if they produce false positives and don't prevent defects from reaching production. By definition. Too many devs treat automated testing as a goal in and of itself.
- alex-freire 5y agowell said!
- mbrodersen 5y agoSo you are saying that X is not worth it if X is crap? Who wouldn’t agree with that? What if X was implemented well and did what it was supposed to do? We use end-to-end production and it works extremely well. I have had zero production problems for years now. All issues were found by the end-to-end tests before deploying.
- Veuxdo 5y ago"So you are saying that X is not worth it if X is crap?" I am because it needs to be heard. Like I said, too many devs treat writing tests as a goal unto itself.