The Test With No Name
Definition:
The test that gets added to reproduce a specific bug in the bug tracker and whose author thinks does not warrant a name of its own. Instead of enhancing an existing, lacking test, a new test is created called testForBUG123. Two years later, when that test fails, you may need to first try and find BUG-123 in your bug tracker to figure out the test’s intent.
Also Known As:
The Enumerator
References:
Quality attributes
- Code Example
- Cause and Effect
- Frequency
- Refactoring