Difference between revisions of "Governance tests"
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* Test Case 1: Someone has stolen money from the donations jar | * Test Case 1: Someone has stolen money from the donations jar | ||
* Test Case 2: An injury happens at Sudoroom | * Test Case 2: An injury happens at Sudoroom | ||
* Test Case 3: Someone is living at Sudoroom | |||
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Latest revision as of 22:41, 27 March 2013
Test Driven Development is an integral part of a lot of software development -- coming up with different situations and contexts of how your software is used. But it can actually be applied to the Articles of Association quite easily -- especially to the 'conflict resolution' sections. How well do the articles we've agreed upon handle different types of conflicts? Well, we can write test cases for them. For instance:
Conflict Resolution
- Test Case 1: Someone has stolen money from the donations jar
- Test Case 2: An injury happens at Sudoroom
- Test Case 3: Someone is living at Sudoroom
Notes
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