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I'm curious as to why this question got migrated to Stack Overflow, mostly so I can ask in the correct place in the future. It's about unit testing a functioning python module, the unit tests all succeed and are viable tests of the functionality but were not (still are not) elegant. Why is Code Review not the correct spot for such a question?

To be clear, this is not in the least hypothetical code, it's for a story in current sprint against which I'm making commits.

I'm curious as to why this question got migrated to Stack Overflow, mostly so I can ask in the correct place in the future. It's about unit testing a functioning python module, the unit tests all succeed and are viable tests of the functionality but were not (still are not) elegant. Why is Code Review not the correct spot for such a question?

To be clear, this is not in the least hypothetical code, it's for a story in current sprint against which I'm making commits.

I'm curious as to why this question got migrated to Stack Overflow, mostly so I can ask in the correct place in the future. It's about unit testing a functioning python module, the unit tests all succeed and are viable tests of the functionality but were not (still are not) elegant. Why is Code Review not the correct spot for such a question?

I'm curious as to why this question got migrated to Stack Overflow, mostly so I can ask in the correct place in the future. It's about unit testing a functioning python module, the unit tests all succeed and are viable tests of the functionality but were not (still are not) elegant. Why is Code Review not the correct spot for such a question?

To be clear, this is not in the least hypothetical code, it's for a story in current sprint against which I'm making commits.