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		schubart on Nov 5, 2022 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Multiple assertions are fine in a unit test > On the one hand, running tests in any order should produce the same result, and would in any decent test suite. Therefore the tool should run the tests in random order, to flush out the non-decent tests. IMHO.

Jare on Nov 5, 2022 [–]

If you do this, then the tool should be running the tests all the time, not just on new commits.

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