Should we write a test that pass the exception first, then we write a test that pass the correction? Or maybe the way you do it make both of them at once?
I tend to write a test that reproduces the exact error that raised in production. Then I make the exception go away by fixing the bug.
So I think I do both at once. But if you can split those phases safely, should be equally valid.
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Should we write a test that pass the exception first, then we write a test that pass the correction?
Or maybe the way you do it make both of them at once?
I tend to write a test that reproduces the exact error that raised in production. Then I make the exception go away by fixing the bug.
So I think I do both at once. But if you can split those phases safely, should be equally valid.