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Antithesis here - curious what part of the Getting Started doc gave you that impression? If you take a look at our How Antithesis Works page, it might help answ
by nlavezzo 3y ago
Antithesis here - curious what part of the Getting Started doc gave you that impression? If you take a look at our How Antithesis Works page, it might help answer you question as to how Antithesis is different from just bundling your unit tests.
https://antithesis.com/docs/introduction/how_antithesis_works.html https://antithesis.com/docs/introduction/how_antithesis_work...
In short though, unit tests can help to inform a workload, but we don't require them. We autonomously explore software system execution paths by introducing different inputs, faults, etc., which discovers behaviors that may have been unforeseen by anyone writing unit tests.
- binarymax 3y agoThanks for the response. The linked introduction does help. The workload page does give me that impression (and based on upvotes of my post it does to others as well)...so perhaps disambiguating that the void test*() examples on the workloads page are not unit tests might help! Congrats on the launch and I'll consider using it for some of my projects.