What I meant is, of course you cannot test everything with unittest. It has a reason that there exist other types of test. But that should not hold anybody back from unit-testing as much as possible. If nothing else this is useful because unit-tests are by far the cheapest tests. And within a library, it should always be possible to reach a 100% code coverage with unit tests alone. For a program with much user interaction this may not be possible, but that is pretty much out of scope for exported templates.

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