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--- the_testing_pyramide [2025/09/02 19:22] – created plida
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 [[https://martinfowler.com/articles/practical-test-pyramid.html|Source]]
-The testing pyramide is a conceptual model that shows how to correctly distribute unit, integration and end-to-end tests.
+The [[software_testing|testing]] pyramide is a conceptual model that shows how to correctly distribute [[unit_test|unit]], [[integration_test|integration]] and [[end_to_end_test|end-to-end]] tests.
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 ==== Main takeaways ====
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   - The more high-level you get, less tests you should have.
   - Write tests with different granularity.
 ==== Benefits ====
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   - Ensures a balance between speed of feedback and complete verification.
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+==== Typical mistakes ====
+  * ice cream cone (reversed pyramid)
+  * high-level tests repeat low-level ones.
+  * isolation break: unit tests access the database or network and become integration testing.