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Writing tests for code whose purpose I don't understand

IMHO the best questions here are ones which arise from real world software development situations, and this one fits perfectly into this category. Testing and refactoring is clearly and unambiguously within the scope of the site. And the number of votes shows many people here like questions like this.

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How to convert the last rc (or other pre-release) into the production version using semver?

A process-level question: Now that I've built and tested v1.2.3-rc.2 of my software, how do I turn that into my v1.2.3 release?

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Requirement Specification - How to write an “as much as possible” requisite

Not everything is a clear functional requirement. So how can I express and track soft design constraints?

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