Dead Code @deadcode.website · 29d Most developers expect a test to fail. Ted M. Young argues that the real value comes from predicting exactly how it will fail. When the result doesn’t match your expectation, you’ve uncovered a misunderstanding before it becomes a bug.
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True. Related (not the exact same), I recently discovered that a passing unit test that expected an exception got the expected exception type for reasons completely unrelated to the expected failure.