SDF tools should have unit tests.
My spiel:
For a lot of academic code it takes longer to write and maintain unit tests that the value gained. This is because interfaces change frequently, lots of code is one-time-use, tests might involve real robots, and error cases are obvious.
For reusable libraries like SDF tools, unit tests will save time in the long run.
SDF tools should have unit tests.
My spiel:
For a lot of academic code it takes longer to write and maintain unit tests that the value gained. This is because interfaces change frequently, lots of code is one-time-use, tests might involve real robots, and error cases are obvious.
For reusable libraries like SDF tools, unit tests will save time in the long run.