Comment on Why we shift testing left: A software dev cycle that doesn’t scaleparentComments−jf222yI believe the article writer is talking about moving QA work to the beginning of a process, not adding unit tests to the front of a pipeline.−pydry2yTheyre both examples of shifting left, though.There's always a context contingent cost/benefit trade off, but sometimes converting integration to unit tests is a win.−jf222yYes of course, but your mentioning unit tests in a comment about moving work steps but they are totally different things in this context.
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I believe the article writer is talking about moving QA work to the beginning of a process, not adding unit tests to the front of a pipeline.
Theyre both examples of shifting left, though.
There's always a context contingent cost/benefit trade off, but sometimes converting integration to unit tests is a win.
Yes of course, but your mentioning unit tests in a comment about moving work steps but they are totally different things in this context.