Are fake-dice tests enough, or should the real dice be tested too?
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Audience asks whether tests using the fake dice are sufficient. Rodzik agrees that in the real world you should complement unit tests (with fake dice) with end-to-end tests that exercise the real dice; for unit scope, fakes are fine.
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Unit tests with fake dice are fine for the unit level, but real-world code should also have end-to-end tests that exercise the real implementation.
questionAre fake-dice tests enough, or should the real dice be tested too?