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Unit Test, sure, but at what "unit level"? I usually prefer "automatized system testing" where fewer "high level" tests involve a lot of code, preferably in a
by jhrobert 14y ago
Unit Test, sure, but at what "unit level"?
I usually prefer "automatized system testing" where fewer "high level" tests involve a lot of code, preferably in a test environment that is close the actual production environment.
Of course, when a test fails, some more analysis is required to determine what went wrong. But it's usually related to recently modified code, hence easy to spot.
That way I get the benefits of automatized tests without the burden of tons of "micro" tests at the class/method level.