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I didn't mention unit tests, so maybe you meant to respond to someone else? Or you're just shouting into the wind about something that wasn't said for fun? I w
by Jtsummers 4y ago
I didn't mention unit tests, so maybe you meant to respond to someone else? Or you're just shouting into the wind about something that wasn't said for fun?
I was writing about tests generally, in case you were wondering.
- hbrn 4y agoThe comment you responded to says unit tests give confidence, you seem to agree. "Tests generally" and unit tests are pretty much the opposite camps in testing world.
- Jtsummers 4y agoI agreed about the word "confidence" and the importance of testing for confidence. You read something into my comment that I did not write nor did I intend. Good for you, I guess.