Skipped Tests
Promises to add tests later are unreliable because later often never arrives. Skipping tests leaves teams without reliable evidence that changes have not broken existing behavior. Each skipped test creates hidden debt that becomes more exp…
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Promises to add tests later are unreliable because later often never arrives. Skipping tests leaves teams without reliable evidence that changes have not broken existing behavior. Each skipped test creates hidden debt that becomes more expensive over time. Delaying tests usually increases eventual cost because the system grows while behavior stays undocumented and unprotected. A no-test habit turns normal engineering work into repeated firefighting.