When you have no tests your problems go away because you don’t see any test failures.
Never have I tested anything and NOT found a bug, and most things I tested I thought were already OK to ship.
Thus, when you delete your tests, the only person you are fooling is probably yourself :(
From reading your page I get the impression you are more burnt out from variation/configuration management which is completely relatable… I am too. This is a hard problem. But user volume is required to make $$. If the problem was easy then the market would be saturated with one size fits all solutions for everything.
Never have I tested anything and NOT found a bug, and most things I tested I thought were already OK to ship.
Thus, when you delete your tests, the only person you are fooling is probably yourself :(
From reading your page I get the impression you are more burnt out from variation/configuration management which is completely relatable… I am too. This is a hard problem. But user volume is required to make $$. If the problem was easy then the market would be saturated with one size fits all solutions for everything.