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celeste_hearts_lesbianceleste_hearts_transceleste_hearts_demisexual flori_ava_star:~cursor_blinking @star@amazonawaws.com
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everyone wants working software but no one wants to write tests
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butchrobot @butchrobot@shork.nerdmusic.net
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@star if i dont have tests to prove my software doesnt work then that means it works
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Awrawra @auroraasteria@transfem.puppygirlsfrott.ing
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@star What are tests even? neodog_floof
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[GRLC] "sentient entity" acid rain, neon cybergoth @v@catgirl.cloud
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@star sometimes I think about sharpening my unit test writing skills. and my documentation writing skills. one of these days. one of these days...
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[GRLC] "sentient entity" acid rain, neon cybergoth @v@catgirl.cloud
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@star I realize that this post can be misread. what I mean is, I wanna sharpen these skills to contribute tests and docs to open source projects.
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(nil sys-061224) @vilepea@tech.lgbt
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@star we could test perfectly... like, there is this library which lets one write the to-test expression without regards about the results of that, subsequent runs of that libraries tool which injects the results into the tested file/ writes it to a separate file, depending on a switch.. but that would require of us to be a bit more consistent we guess.... which would be good we suppose
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(nil sys-061224) @vilepea@tech.lgbt
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@star and of course we would have to go over these "generated" results and make certain they are what we expect but it's practically perfect to nail down some design at some point and then check for changes due to dependencies changing

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syn @syn@plasmatrap.com
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@star writing tests can be pretty fun
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Lyx @lypsilonx@lypsilonx.de
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@star I do not the capacityneocat_cry
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