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But doesn’t that defeat (part of) the purpose of the E2E test? i.e. you want to test _unrelated_ parts of the system that might have broke.
by ares623 1y ago
But doesn’t that defeat (part of) the purpose of the E2E test? i.e. you want to test _unrelated_ parts of the system that might have broke.
- johnfn 1y agoSometimes. In my experience they bifurcate into: - Smoke tests (does this page load at all) - More narrow tests (does this particular flow work) I think you're referring to smoke tests, but you likely always want to run smoke tests. It's the narrow tests that you are safe with removing.