I would tell them that the next person that has no idea if it works, and made a change and need to retest, that the creater of the code should probably create these tests since they know what their code does.
True that. To me, writing a test without a context (especially if the code isn't yours/not well documented) is a counter-productive process. There are potential mistakes waiting at the end: false positives, over-testing...
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I would tell them that the next person that has no idea if it works, and made a change and need to retest, that the creater of the code should probably create these tests since they know what their code does.
True that. To me, writing a test without a context (especially if the code isn't yours/not well documented) is a counter-productive process. There are potential mistakes waiting at the end: false positives, over-testing...