> If you have unit tests then that helps integration tests (less issues, easier to investigate), system tests, etc. all the way down to dealing with bug reports from the field.
Not in my experience. I don't see how a unit tests helps me with bugs that show up in the field. If it shows up in the field, something should've caught it, which means testing failed.
Not in my experience. I don't see how a unit tests helps me with bugs that show up in the field. If it shows up in the field, something should've caught it, which means testing failed.
> That is a very bold claim...
I'm a bold guy.