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Not enough companies use these end-to-end tests you describe!

• jaggederest 4y ago
  I put them in place everywhere I go, so I'm trying my best! I think in a lot of cases the value is difficult to see unless you maintain them as a priority - they can get out of date and start randomly failing, and that's when they go "the way of the dodo" in most organizations, even though a few hours a month of engineering time deliver significant, useful results for your investment.
• saurik 4y ago
  Which is sad, because well chosen / planned integration tests also can have high code coverage, but no matter how good your unit tests are they will never replace the need for an integration test. Imagine if someone test every component of a car but didn't do a routine road test, right?