whenever you changed a default value, at least 6 tests would fail now Testing default values makes a lot of sense. Both non-set configuration values and non-su

whenever you changed a default value, at least 6 tests would fail now Testing default values makes a lot of sense. Both non-set configuration values and non-supplied function parameters become part of your API. Your consumers will rely on those default values, and if you alter them, your consumers will see different behaviour.