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⚡️ How to judge tests you didn’t write (and never saw fail)

The author points out that TDD is still a niche practice, and AI-generated tests are getting more common. That leaves many teams relying on test suites they didn’t design and have never seen fail. The piece looks at how to actually critique such tests and figure out whether they’re any good.

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ploeh blog Critiquing tests Two attempts to measure the quality of automated test suites.
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