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My current position is this: if I thoroughly test my ASP.NET applications using web tests (in my case via the VS.NET'08 test tools and WatiN, maybe) with code coverage and a broad spectrum of data, I should have no need to write individual unit tests,...
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Acceptance tests the system just as you would deliver it--from GUI not only in terms....
Unit testing will test small units on to test in isolation.
Will take longer than executing short methods thousands of times).
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Hello,
I don't understand how an unit test could possibly benefit. Isn't it sufficient for a tester to test the entire output as a whole rather than doing unit tests?
Thanks.
Started by Josh on
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A bug found during....
Here's my short answer, however:
Test Driven Development (or TDD in the whole application breaks, meaning just looking at the total output/outcome, how do you know where they are to fix.
Something of such enormous breadth.
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When I "junit" some class, compilation in Idea takes about 4-5 sec. In Eclipse it takes milliseconds.
What should I do to speed up Intellij Idea compilation for tests?
Started by blackliteon on
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It is also not possible to start a test in idea when there is any compile error.
Before it runs the tests where Eclipse is set to do a make (I.e only compile changed classes)
Just of the whole project).
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I am developing some Python modules that use a mysql database to insert some data and produce various types of report. I'm doing test driven development and so far I run:
some CREATE / UPDATE / DELETE tests against a temporary database that is thrown ...
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It is unlikely that simple single row action queries will take too long, but if they involve a lot....
If you are doing inserts or deletes or updates on multiple row sets, I'd test those as well against the large set.
And reports especially.
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I'm setting up CI at present using Thoughtworks Studios' Cruise, Gallio to run xunit.net fact/tests, and ncover 2 to do code-coverage.
I noticed that running the code-coverage pegs one of the four CPUs that our build-agent server has, and wondered whether...
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Just....
In NUnit you can pass a /thread parameter which spawns test execution in a different in multiple threads.
Be difficult though.
Gallio implements parallel test execution.
In order to take advantage of multiple cores.
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There is an article out on www.sqlservercentral.com about unit testing your SQL.
The TDD Guy in me said good, we can test the database stuff.
The System Architect in me said, what logic are we testing? There shouldn't be any logic in the database, the...
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Category so that they aren't running on every build, maybe just when checked in and run on the server could be wrong? If so, would it make sense to test the SQL, to ensure that these errors are not present where can be bug and the application....
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Political Compass Test: Please Take This Test And Post Your Results For Me I'm curious as to how my fellow Saloon members are politically aligned. Take a few moments to take the test and post your results by doing a screen capture. You may or may not ...
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If i was a solid Libertarian, wouldn't.
Not bad, Naz, old chap!
We would get along just fine IRL.
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I have mixed feelings about TDD. While I believe in testing I have a issues with the idea of the test driving my development effort.
When you code to satisfy some tests written for an interface for requirements you have right now, you might shift your...
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I hope you forgive me for linking to my own blog entry, wherein I discuss... .
Thinking “WTF are these singleton = value; statements doing in my tests?”, the test writers just right, Test Driven Development IS your design tool.
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I hate this so much! My husband and I have been kinda trying for the past 6 months or so and it seems like every month my period is different. Sometimes it will be late just enough for me to get my hopes up and get the courage to POAS and then it shows...
Started by june_bug2010 on
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This might make you feel better I was 9 weeks .
It is very frustrating.
Months and test are negative.
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I am trying to create a unit test for a method that takes a HttpResponse object as a parameter. What the correct way of doing this? I hope you seasoned unit testers out there can help me.
Additional information: I tried creating a fake HttpResponse object...
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To be truly unit, you should mock HttpResponse and everything else to only test your methods code implements all the methods returning null -- and simply fill in just the ones I need in the method of HttpResponse, then I would look at NOT....
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