On 2 May 2008, at 06:13, Tero Tilus wrote:
I can well imagine how you may end up not getting all the advantages of BDD thru uncommenting process when you compare to clean BDD. But uncommenting is definitely better than writing spec on top of existing code, which in turn is _way_ better than not writing spec at all.
Perhaps "uncommenting" is a bad description. What I do is write specs for the behaviour I want, and see what bits of the code (if any) do that. (Which will obviously be pretty similar to the what it does anyway.) What I *don't* do is pick a line of code and write a spec for it so I can uncomment it. I guess that's how you would run into trouble.
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