There and Back Again: Round-Trip Testing in PHP
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Round-trip testing lets you skip manually computing expected values by verifying that a function and its inverse return you to the starting point. This works naturally for serialization, encoding, and migration pairs that already exist in your codebase. The key caveats: use a few example-based tests to catch symmetric bugs, and don't force it when no natural inverse exists.
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