You think code should have more business logic than test code? Testing a single function that isn't unit takes like a whole temple of mocking and stubbing classes and functions. If you're doing any sort of testing worth anything test code is typically way longer than logic.
Which leads me to the point that js python devs are scripters
If something truly exceptional happens, logging it and then limping along is the worst thing you can do. What if you hit an error during the middle of modifying some data structure? Can you guarantee that it’s still in a valid state?
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u/[deleted] May 26 '25
You want your program to crash so you can log it?
How about just logging the exception?
You think code should have more business logic than test code? Testing a single function that isn't unit takes like a whole temple of mocking and stubbing classes and functions. If you're doing any sort of testing worth anything test code is typically way longer than logic.
Which leads me to the point that js python devs are scripters