• nxdefiant@startrek.website
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      Ok, well, if you ever come across a test framework named AuTest, you can blame me, because I’m stealing the shit out of that.

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    Third arm: Every fucking human

    Sick and tired of autism gang ™ laying claim to totally normal human behavior just because they have a mental developmental disfigurement.

    • Match!!@pawb.social
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      too bad, being sick and tired belongs to us now, go feel something else allist 😎

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    Z – Zero
    
    O – One
    
    M – Many (or More complex)
    
    B – Boundary Behaviors
    
    I – Interface definition
    
    E – Exercise Exceptional behavior
    
    S – Simple Scenarios, Simple Solutions
    
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    It’s strangely satisfying when the “this will probably never happen” test case finds a problem during development.

    I had tests for deleting that were like

    • create item a
    • create item b
    • delete item a via the code under test
    • assert item a is gone
    • assert item b is still there

    I thought maybe the whole bit with item b was excessive, but sure enough one day I accidentally fucked something up and deleted all the items, and the test pointed it out before the bad code left my local machine.