> I can't say I agree with this. Partly because it's too generic.
Did you actually read the entire article? It specifically mentions this as a anti-pattern, having tests testing the wrong thing and you should figure out what's the most important thing to test and how. Read the section "Anti-Pattern 3 - Having the wrong kind of tests" and you'll see you actually agree with the article.
Did you actually read the entire article? It specifically mentions this as a anti-pattern, having tests testing the wrong thing and you should figure out what's the most important thing to test and how. Read the section "Anti-Pattern 3 - Having the wrong kind of tests" and you'll see you actually agree with the article.