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What if we switch to the purview of first-party tests of third-party code? Feels like you’re pushing on definitions here instead of matters. Obviously, you can
by wruza 3y ago
What if we switch to the purview of first-party tests of third-party code? Feels like you’re pushing on definitions here instead of matters.
Obviously, you can black box test third party code. It’s absurd to say otherwise.
- danielovichdk 3y agoSure you can. But why would you test software you didn't write or own?
- randomdata 3y ago> Obviously, you can black box test third party code. It’s absurd to say otherwise. No. You cannot explicitly test code within a black box. How could you? You wouldn't even know it is there. Is it that you don't understand what 'black box' means? If you remove the explicit qualifier, then okay, but if you do that you would stupidly be having a completely different conversation to the one that is taking place here. The explicit qualifier was explicitly qualified.