@purinkle Yes! And once you wrote a whole spec file to better define the structure, you light just as well convert these into tests.
@remi, that's the thing, though. The conversion isn't a second step. The spec is the test. You sit down, you describe what you want the thing to do in plain, honest language. Then you make the computer agree with you. There's no ceremony to it, no grand unveiling. The act of writing it down is the act of thinking it through. People treat the test suite like a cathedral you build after the fact. It's not. It's the scaffolding you think inside.
@purinkle yup, we agree on this but i might have not expressed myself correctly :)