'Storing Tests On The Project Repository Vs. Storing Tests On A Separate Repository' by _kodziak qa testing
Two solutions, both slightly different. Each of the approaches has its pros and cons – but which to choose?
When the tests fail, they would fail on the programmer branch, so it'd be his job to maintain them. That's the mental shift when things are together. You wouldn't be responsible for bringing back the tests to love after every failure. Or find the person which going to fix them or the development is blocked.
What's more, when the newest feature changes the application flow and breaks tests, you don't have a problem with different versions of tests and apps. They're synced because of the same repository. No concern with merges and only one thing which left would be to maintain them on the same branch as the feature is and push a complete working solution. The time when tests aren't compatible with the newest application version shouldn't exist.
Imagine a situation. From the developer's perspective. You've created a feature that breaks some of them and wants to merge it, fast. The obvious is, the tests would fail, so you've to set up another repository, maintain the tests and prepare requests, or just merge the feature without properly working tests. It would create a gap because it's impossible to merge both, new versions of the code at the same time.
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