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It can still be very expensive after a while. I assume TDD practitioners also practice pruning their test suites to keep them from snowballing indefinitely. If
by alkonaut 5y ago
It can still be very expensive after a while. I assume TDD practitioners also practice pruning their test suites to keep them from snowballing indefinitely. If you don't, then eventually running hundreds of thousands of tests against a real database is painful both in terms of waiting time and resource usage.
- treis 5y agoIf you've got hundreds of thousands of tests you've got a bigger problem than a slow test suite. Solution is to go to a modular or service architecture to break the application into bits that can be reasonably tested.