It's also worth noting that sometimes tests can be used as a sort of protection too. If you had perfect code and wanted to protect it from breaking in the future unit tests are a good way of doing that. (Provided it's enforced via CI/CD or some other meaningful way)
It's also worth noting that sometimes tests can be used as a sort of protection too. If you had perfect code and wanted to protect it from breaking in the future unit tests are a good way of doing that. (Provided it's enforced via CI/CD or some other meaningful way)
Thanks for your comment.
This is quickly addressed when I write about regression bugs, in the Exploratory Testing section.