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Does this logic extend to /parts of software/? Most lines of code are not UIs, so they are not used by humans, meaning they should be tested by machines? Do we
by kvdveer 3y ago
Does this logic extend to /parts of software/? Most lines of code are not UIs, so they are not used by humans, meaning they should be tested by machines?
Do we consider webbrowsers to be humans here?
- somewhereoutth 3y agoThe 'user' being the entity that is using the system at the 'commercial boundary' - where your customer interfaces with your system. So for a web site, it is the human, whereas for a banking API, it is the machine. It may be useful for development purposes to create artificial internal 'commercial boundaries', but unit tests are far too fine grained.