Paweł Chudzik • 10/29/2016

Test methods coupling

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This technical article explains why using shared setup and state in unit tests leads to tight coupling between test methods, making them difficult to understand and maintain. It uses Java code examples with Product, Category, and Tag classes to illustrate the problem and argues for writing independent, non-coupled tests.

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