Minor API improvements #27
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The dialogue-based test suite is _so_ useful for discovering inconsistencies between the server and the client API, since a _single_ description of the communication is interpreted in "dual" ways by both the server and the client. We still haven't actually _executed_ any of these tests (we're getting close to that point now), but simply writing them has already proven very useful indeed.
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The dialogue-based test suite is so useful for discovering inconsistencies between the server and the client API, since a single description of the communication is interpreted in "dual" ways by both the server and the client.
We still haven't actually executed any of these tests (we're getting close to that point now), but simply writing them has already proven very useful indeed.