Really depends on what you’re working on. Less complex things that are easily tested, sure. For more complex things that are hard to fully test, bad idea. If y

Really depends on what you’re working on. Less complex things that are easily tested, sure. For more complex things that are hard to fully test, bad idea. If you have a micro service that takes requests over / foo and /bar and returns JSON that needs to fit certain properties, and you’re submitting a change to fix a corner case bug or add a new property that isn’t read, sure. If you are working on low level networking infrastructure that is used in tandem with thousands of different workloads you need to support, won’t work.