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The tests we have in MongoSpec aren't really tests, but are instead examples. We've kept them because it's nice having those examples (a case @kklamberty has argued well a number of times), but calling them tests isn't really right, and including them as tests can skew things like test coverage and slow down the running of the tests.
Rust projects often have an examples folder, where you have examples of using that tool. I wonder if we can move the MongoSpec code into an server/examples folder in a way that's more honest about what's happening. I'm not entirely sure how that would work, since Java/Gradle don't natively support this idea, but I think it's do-able if we think it would be a useful move.
Thoughts?
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I like the idea of keeping the examples around, and this idea sounds well worth pursuing to me. I don't know what it would look like either, but I'm in favor of somebody giving this a try.
The tests we have in
MongoSpec
aren't really tests, but are instead examples. We've kept them because it's nice having those examples (a case @kklamberty has argued well a number of times), but calling them tests isn't really right, and including them as tests can skew things like test coverage and slow down the running of the tests.Rust projects often have an
examples
folder, where you have examples of using that tool. I wonder if we can move theMongoSpec
code into anserver/examples
folder in a way that's more honest about what's happening. I'm not entirely sure how that would work, since Java/Gradle don't natively support this idea, but I think it's do-able if we think it would be a useful move.Thoughts?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: