How often do you spent hours on implementing unit tests, only to find that the amount of executed tests has not increased at all, and finally figuring out that in ~1500 lines of code, you forgot to annotate each test as being ... a test (thus preventing them from being executed at all)?
I obviously had attempted to run the tests along the way, which did not yield any test failures. I was really proud of myself too, until it got suspicious.
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@guusdk And people wonder why the first line of test code I write is assert!(false)
, self.assertTrue(False)
, or whatever the equivalent in your language of choice might be.
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