> So Unit test is most commonly used to refer to any type of test, integration, end to end, or isolation. Most people will view you as being pedantic and old sc

> So Unit test is most commonly used to refer to any type of test, integration, end to end, or isolation. Most people will view you as being pedantic and old school for insisting on using an older definition. I understand that anything can be categorized as a unit, even a functional test. That's fine. Transactions for integration tests. I'll suffer the distain of people who rather produce problematic (eventually buggy) software in lieu of understanding categoric differences and purpose, leading to these kinds of "questions". If that's "most people", so be it.