> There would otherwise be so many rapidly-changing contracted private > interfaces that we'd be buried in needless ARC work.
Instead engineers often change interfaces in ON without realizing they've broken some code buried off in a test gate. > There's probably a good argument to be made for weaning the test code > from private interfaces and treating it as a full-fledged product with > all the normal consolidation boundary rules, but that's not quite > where we are today. ... or for the test code to live alongside the source, but that's another discussion ... -- meem _______________________________________________ networking-discuss mailing list [email protected]
