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Programming language created by Microsoft. Open source, and compiles to JavaScript.
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What's the difference between “foo.spec.ts” and “foo.test.ts"?
It is just a "matter of taste" as you describe it. Just a way to group your test files, so that the test runners know what files to load / look in for test methods. (If you look at the documentation …
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Testing unexpected inputs for unit tests and loops?
As a general rule, whatever conventions your team comes up with and agrees upon is good. Just be consistent in your project. I have worked on teams that use exactly the conventions you are describin …
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