@dtanzer
@eugen_kiss
@jitterted Not yet, but will do!. One critique
I have is the simplified view of what Integration tests cover vs. unit tests.
@eugen_kiss uses this image which is IMO missing a third dimension. Integration
tests will not cover code in the same depth as integration tests.
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@dtanzer
@eugen_kiss
@jitterted Because unit tests can cover cases
which might not be able to reach when running the code through an integration
test (e.g. a REST API in a layer above can filter out "bad requests", but when
using the code from a CLI I can pass arguments which different characteristics).