I think you should always run all tests.
A large project may include some tests that run against live staging or production instances, and in that case such tests can only run after deployment.
The topic of "how to grow a test suite" probably deserves a blog post of its own. :)
Yes, it really would, I am searching for what exactly it consists of so that I cN get an idea
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I think you should always run all tests.
A large project may include some tests that run against live staging or production instances, and in that case such tests can only run after deployment.
The topic of "how to grow a test suite" probably deserves a blog post of its own. :)
Yes, it really would, I am searching for what exactly it consists of so that I cN get an idea