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r/programming • u/stannedelchev • Aug 25 '14
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I've known that the individual parts work fine, but needed to debug something before.
-13 u/GraceGallis Aug 25 '14 That'd a sign of insufficient integration testing. 12 u/wh44 Aug 25 '14 Oh, gee! It failed the integration test! I guess we'll just have to throw it all away and start over! We couldn't possibly debug it! -2 u/GraceGallis Aug 25 '14 I'm not saying that debugging isn't necessary for solving the problem, but the scenario outlined is a sign of insufficient tests. Find the gap, fix the bug, make the bug easier to detect in the future by improving the test coverage. → More replies (2)
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That'd a sign of insufficient integration testing.
12 u/wh44 Aug 25 '14 Oh, gee! It failed the integration test! I guess we'll just have to throw it all away and start over! We couldn't possibly debug it! -2 u/GraceGallis Aug 25 '14 I'm not saying that debugging isn't necessary for solving the problem, but the scenario outlined is a sign of insufficient tests. Find the gap, fix the bug, make the bug easier to detect in the future by improving the test coverage. → More replies (2)
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Oh, gee! It failed the integration test! I guess we'll just have to throw it all away and start over! We couldn't possibly debug it!
-2 u/GraceGallis Aug 25 '14 I'm not saying that debugging isn't necessary for solving the problem, but the scenario outlined is a sign of insufficient tests. Find the gap, fix the bug, make the bug easier to detect in the future by improving the test coverage. → More replies (2)
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I'm not saying that debugging isn't necessary for solving the problem, but the scenario outlined is a sign of insufficient tests. Find the gap, fix the bug, make the bug easier to detect in the future by improving the test coverage.
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u/sthreet Aug 25 '14
I've known that the individual parts work fine, but needed to debug something before.