Are you required to write test cases?
What does the boss say? 👆
If u don’t write test cases u should not be allowed to write or modify code
why do you need the boss telling you if you need to write tests or not? For your own sake, write tests, otherwise you will be so stressed later on
Small companies it mid size companies have this notion of develop super fast. So some.of these companies don't write test cases ... I wonder what happens in FAANG?
? Writing tests make iterations much faster. Not writing tests is just pure laziness
Ever had to update 10 year old legacy code that never had tests written? Write tests
Yes. I noped the hell out of that job real fast.
I hate programmers who don't write test cases. F them. Make my job such a pain in the ass.
If you have to write tests your code is probably not good. Also don't bother setting up environments either. Just code on prod. If you are techlead you should also be able to migrate stuff while it's live. Want to migrate to a different DB or cloud provider? Just code it and migrate it while site is live.
Still ~35 percent says no.
Those 35 percent need to be fired.
Can't ship without at least 80% code coverage for any newly code . Check happens during build time and it fails locally and In higher environment. No choice is sometimes a good thing.
Yeah but that doesn't mean that those 80% of the code coverage have quality test cases. This is something I have noticed many times. Sometimes there is some trashy test case housing in somewhere. Does your team or group goes through the test cases to assure the quality?
A code coverage report is generated during build time that show every new line of code added for a feature was covered by a test case of not. If you have engineers in your team that write test just for the sake of passing you likely don't have a strong engineering culture. That's harder to fix than a test case.
Boss says to not waste time on test cases and calls it Bias for Action. 80% people honestly have no idea what do LPs mean, they just have their own convenient perceptions.