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Unit testing is considered by many as a critical aspect of software development, ensuring that your application behaves as expected. But how often does it happen to your unit tests to break due to unrelated changes in your implementation? If you feel your unit tests are brittle, you're not alone!
In this video, we are shedding light on the problem of fragility in unit tests. We are dissecting the common pitfall of constructing unit tests that are overly reliant on specific implementation details, resulting in brittle tests.
The video uses a real-world scenario from a monetary application to showcase how a test can fail with the slightest shift in implementation. Most notably: a change that is not related to the feature covered by the test!
But we don't stop at just highlighting the problem; this video offers a solution. The tutorial provides an effective strategy for designing resilient tests, which are less likely to fail when the implementation changes. Watch this video and gain deep insights into constructing unit tests that stand the test of time, to a great measure regardless of how your implementation evolves.
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