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No but if choosing one or the other E2E is the far better choice. Ideally you have both.
by corethree 3y ago
No but if choosing one or the other E2E is the far better choice. Ideally you have both.
- Scubabear68 3y agoThis is my experience as well. Unit test suites tend to be huge, which costs effort to maintain, and they generally tell you little about the actual quality of the software. A good end to end test suite will give you a much truer indication of the state of your systems. Of course I don’t say do zero unit tests, they have value, but I think too many orgs are too zealous about unit tests and too soft on higher level testing.