1-Testing — 14 October 2009
Earlier today jut exchanged few messages with Michael Bolton over Twitter. Here is a quick tip from him on when to automate the testing for a ‘broken link’.
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I told @mhesusser about a broken link on his blog. He fixed it, and tried it. I tried it too. Do we still need an automated check for that? |
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@michaelbolton Yes if it is expected to be an ongoing issue. |
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@Geek4Eva_ And if not? |
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@michaelbolton Tricky question. I’d say yes – as thats what regression tests are for. |
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@michaelbolton … To prove that already working stuff is not broken. |
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Here’s what (I say) to ask about in terms of the automated check for broken link issue:1) risk 2) cost 3) value 4) time 5) skill 6) priority |
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