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So I was messing around trying to make my first commit and I went to run the tests in django to make sure I didn't break anything. I noticed that absolutely nobody has touched any */tests.py file.
I've only run through some django tutorials and made a simple database of my own, but I found making test functions really useful for my workflow. Is it worth worrying about writing these or does nobody really need them?
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No Tests are written at all
No tests are written at all
Jan 25, 2016
So I was messing around trying to make my first commit and I went to run the tests in django to make sure I didn't break anything I noticed that absolutely nobody has touched any */testspy file
I've only run through some django tutorials and made a simple database of my own, but I found making test functions really useful for my workflow Is it worth worrying about writing these or does nobody really need them?
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So I was messing around trying to make my first commit and I went to run the tests in django to make sure I didn't break anything. I noticed that absolutely nobody has touched any */tests.py file.
I've only run through some django tutorials and made a simple database of my own, but I found making test functions really useful for my workflow. Is it worth worrying about writing these or does nobody really need them?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: