Comment by hdjrudni
17 hours ago
It's implied that they intentionally tested it that way, without any assertions on the order. Not by oversight of incompetence, but because they didn't want to bake the requirement in due to uncertainty.
17 hours ago
It's implied that they intentionally tested it that way, without any assertions on the order. Not by oversight of incompetence, but because they didn't want to bake the requirement in due to uncertainty.
That approach only makes sense if tests are immutable though. If you are unsure if the order matters you should still test for it so you get a reminder to re-check your assumptions when the order changes.