I think request specs are a good place to make quick progress covering a lot of behavior. Simpler to write than higher or lower level specs.
If you have some tooling budget, CodeClimate is a nice way to keep track of test coverage and get a scoreboard to watch early on in the process.
Thanks, 'requests' mean controller tests, right? Very good point, - time spent/complexity somewhere in the middle of integration and unit tests
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I think request specs are a good place to make quick progress covering a lot of behavior. Simpler to write than higher or lower level specs.
If you have some tooling budget, CodeClimate is a nice way to keep track of test coverage and get a scoreboard to watch early on in the process.
Thanks, 'requests' mean controller tests, right?
Very good point, - time spent/complexity somewhere in the middle of integration and unit tests