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What's the advantage? While a common protocol at first glance sounds nice, I'd imagine the devil and validity of any test is in the actual implementation. So TA
by asdkhadsj 6y ago
What's the advantage? While a common protocol at first glance sounds nice, I'd imagine the devil and validity of any test is in the actual implementation. So TAP, as far as I can tell is just a BDD spec.. which basically just amounts to some lines of text for someone to write BDD against.
Am I missing something? I was actually recently looking into BDD-like tools recently, so I feel like I'm a potential user for TAP, but I just can't grok the value add in it offhand.
edit: oh, maybe TAP is the inverse of what I was thinking. It's about output of test suites, for common post-test tooling? Aka to give statuses about the state of tests?