> Since there seems to be some confusion, this is the main test I was
> referring to:
>
> [Fact]
> public void ConfigurationIsValid()
> {
> //call the method that creates the configuration and builds the
session
> factory }
useless. Even if this test succeeds, you have no idea if your xml is
valid or not.
> If anyone can tell me how using FNH will provide more validation than
that,
> I'll start using it now :-)
>
> Moreover, why do some people think that this:
> Property(x => x.TheData).Column("the_data"); is "safer" or "more static"
> (?) than:
> <property name="TheData" column="the_data"/> ...considering the former
> just produces the latter?
<property name="Thedata" column="the_data"/>
is wrong but barfs at runtime
Property(x => x.Thedata).Column("the_data");
is wrong but barfs at compile time.
Both are results of work done by a human which can be better done by
a machine, but heck, some people like the idea of doing work a machine could
do better...
What I don't understand is that you find the 'run the tests to see
if what I wrote is correct' is a valuable approach: it takes time, and if
you screwed up during test writing, you're not going to be happy at runtime.
FB
>
> That was my point all along.
>
> Diego
>
>
>
> On Mon, Aug 16, 2010 at 16:35, Frans Bouma <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>
> something to think about: when MS shipped linq to sql, they
> had over
> a million (!) unit tests for it. Still there were bugs in it.
I.o.w.:
> if you
> think that a couple of thousand tests will save your *** because if
> you make
> a mistake they'll notify you, you're naïve ;)
>
>
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