Brittle meaningless tests tend to lock bad decisions in, and prevent meaningful refactoring.
Bad tests simply are code debt, and dramatically increase the future cost of rework and adaptation.
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Brittle meaningless tests tend to lock bad decisions in, and prevent meaningful refactoring.
Bad tests simply are code debt, and dramatically increase the future cost of rework and adaptation.