Scaffolding — fakes, stubs, mocks, hand-written fixtures — is fine, useful, and often required to build fast and shape an interface. But a green test against scaffolding proves the scaffolding, not the building. Only fidelity (the real runtime, API, OS, peer, storage) proves the structure stands in
Scaffolding — fakes, stubs, mocks, hand-written fixtures — is fine, useful, and often required to build fast and shape an interface. But a green test against scaffolding proves the scaffolding, not the building. Only fidelity (the real runtime, API, OS, peer, storage) proves the structure stands in the earthquake. Use when a test "passes" but the code has never run against the real thing, especial
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