I'd also also be wary of the risk of being an architecture-astronaut.
A declarative framework for testing may make sense in some cases, but in many cases it will just be a complicated way of scripting something you use once or twice. And when you use it you need to call up the maintainer anyway when you get lost in the yaml.
Which of course feels good for the maintainer, to feel needed.
A declarative framework for testing may make sense in some cases, but in many cases it will just be a complicated way of scripting something you use once or twice. And when you use it you need to call up the maintainer anyway when you get lost in the yaml.
Which of course feels good for the maintainer, to feel needed.