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I have written a class that implements some BLE scanning functionality. I have also written some test code that helped me to manually verify my scanner works as intended. Now I want to somehow ...
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When developing a new section of code functionality with modules I'm not familiar, I'll often create a set of unit tests that are for "tinkering" and interactively analyzing the results in ...
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I'm using Mocha Library and the Library by default use a Test folder. So, I have to copy the code I written in production into Test folder when doing Unit Tests with Mocha. Anyone can think reason ...
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I lead a small but growing team of developers on an iOS application with a server backend. We have comprehensive unit and integration tests on both ends. As the product grows, I want the onus of "...
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I am part of a new dev team that is assigned to work on a legacy app. The app currently has no regression or automated unit, integration and system tests. Due to technical debt and convoluted ...
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I made a post in relation to this question on the SQA here but thought I would post on this board as it's more active. I'm testing an underwriting engine with a front-end interface that asks a ...
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I've made a small change to an integration component and have prepared unit tests to cover my work. All new and existing unit tests are passing. It will take a substantial amount of time to configure ...
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Is it fine not have any post-condition in a test case? For example, there is an employee information system or module and an employee can login into the system and views his/her profile and logs out. ...
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At least few times a week I have to track down a bug that would not occur in a production\client environment. 95% of the time I can tell that its a QA configuration\environment problem just by looking ...
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The doubt or question i have is something every developer might be facing time to time. it is related to testing and development team and their perspective. I have observed that most of the Defects ...
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Following my previous question (with great answer from Bart van Ingen Schenau), I noticed a discrepancy I could not wrap my head around: Bart mentioned that: The point ON the boundary is by ...
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In the company I work for there is a requirement that all the code should be covered by a test of any kind because they want to have as few user reported defects as possible. With this is mind I ...
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In our company we have two large systems, basically they are scoring and CRM. Both have large SQL Server databases running on Windows servers on the intranet. These two databases are managed by other ...
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Is it dangerous to substitute unit tests for user testing? A co-worker believes we can reduce the manual user testing we need to do by adding more unit tests. Is this dangerous? Unit tests seem to ...
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We use a detailed step-by-step user-interface regression test for our commercial web application. It has a "backbone" test for the most used / most important parts of the system, with optional tests ...
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