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Exactly. If they write tests, they will be just doing TDD where the specification becomes a problem in itself.
by 29athrowaway 4y ago
Exactly. If they write tests, they will be just doing TDD where the specification becomes a problem in itself.
- 41b696ef1113 4y agoIt is a 12 year old legacy product. What specification exists other than, "Yesterday it did X when I clicked the button, but now it does not do that anymore."
- cpfohl 4y agoThis is the point: I don’t TDD, but i am a big fan of tests. I’m this case the incorrect spec can be flagged, but all the other incorrect specs will also be there. If your Fix doesn’t break a spec, great, but if it does you can check if that spec was correct. It’s a back and forth between code and business requirements