Unit tests in the same file wastes context and makes the whole thing hard to navigate for humans and machines alike.

It’s about the best possible documentation.

	▲	wakawaka28 a minute ago \| parent [-]
		It isn't documentation. It is example code, in the best case. That shit belongs in other files, not in the main file. There is also a reason why literate programming never took off in general. Good luck getting anything done when 80% of the stuff you have to scroll through contributes nothing to the actual execution.

dnautics 2 hours ago | parent | prev | next [-]

nah, the agents jump around files anyways.

I’ve been doing the least amount of unit tests possible and doing debug asserts instead.

	▲	0x3f 7 minutes ago \| parent [-]
		Normally I would put as many invariants in the types as possible, then tests cover the rest. I'm curious how you do this/what you use it for though. Would be cool if you had any examples.