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> if you aim for a fidelity level at which such a mock would actually be of any worth and wouldn't just provide you the "good feeling" of having some unit test
by closeparen 4y ago
> if you aim for a fidelity level at which such a mock would actually be of any worth and wouldn't just provide you the "good feeling" of having some unit test coverage while not really increasing the confidence in the tested code
When did you acquire such taste for luxuries?
I’m convinced that fully 75% of engineering effort in Silicon Valley is exactly this kind of testing. At least it is in my company, and we get people from all the big names, and none of them think it’s weird. Sometimes I wonder if I’m insane.