> > I would go so far as to say comments in tests are *especially* important. > It's sometimes hard to tell whether a failure is due to a faulty test, or an > actual bug, when you have no idea (even when looking at the code) what case > the test was actually written to cover. > With a comment of what the test was intended to do, you have a better feel > for how to handle it. > > TL;DR: Intent, while obvious to whoever is writing the test, may not be so > clear to whoever is around when it starts failing. > > Cheers, > Henry
+1 >
