A valuable test is one that fails every so often.
- A valuable test is one that fails every so often.
- If it never fails, then it's not very load bearing.
- The goldilocks zone is where it's a useful diagnostic tool.
- Imagine all of the hypothetical tests that could be on your tree, some of those are red at any given time.
- Whether or not you actually test or not.
- Imagine running an evolving subset of the tests that are most likely to go red if they should.
- Tests that never go red even when they should just naturally sift to the back of the queue.
- Like Kiva robots.