Hi all,

 

As I am writing lots of functional tests these days, I was wondering if one
should test the standard validators of a form.

 

Let's say, we have a "change Password" form. This simple form with three
fields would require lots of tests, for example

.         Is the current password correct ?

.         Is the new passwort long enough

.         Is the new password entered twice

.         .

 

Now all these "tests" are implemented with standard validators. Would it be
just lazy not to test these cases? 

 

How many tests do you write for such things?

 

Thanks and regards,

Christopher.

 

 

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