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> It's just that there are more descriptive and neutral terms available to us, so why not use them? "quick test" does not convey what is usually intended with
by acuozzo 2y ago
> It's just that there are more descriptive and neutral terms available to us, so why not use them?
"quick test" does not convey what is usually intended with "sanity test". The intention of the latter is to verify that a base set of assumptions hold true whereas "quick test" can be just about anything.
- ok123456 2y ago"quick test" would mean QuickCheck, property-based testing, to me. Let's keep "sanity test".