| ▲ | dragonwriter 19 hours ago | |
> But let's say employee names fail on apostrophe. Won't you just have a unit test that sometimes fail, but only when the testing tool randomly happens to add an apostrophe in the employee name? If you just naively treat it as a string and let hypothesis generate values, sure. Which is better than if you are doing traditional explicit unit testing and haven’t explicitly defined apostrophes as a concern. If you do have it (or special characters more generally) as a concern, that changes how you specify your test. | ||