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Also given that there are huge differences in complexity between tests, how do we know that the successful 22% are not just trivial one-liner tests? Thinking a

by Scea91 2y ago

Also given that there are huge differences in complexity between tests, how do we know that the successful 22% are not just trivial one-liner tests? Thinking about the test suite in my current project there is a clear Pareto distribution with majority of tests being simple or almost trivial.

suplix 2y ago
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- ghostzilla 2y ago
  > You don’t need unit tests if you have integration tests. Which is why, as per Jim Coplien, most unit testing is waste. But converting one type of unit tests into another is a perfect showcase for AI-generated code. They could have even kept just the prompts in the source and regenerate the tests on every run, were it not for inaccuracy, temperature, and the high cost of running.