This one walks you through the full TDD cycle in Rust, from basic unit tests with assert macros to property-based testing with proptest and mocking with mockall. It's organized around the RED-GREEN-REFACTOR workflow, so you write failing tests first, implement minimal code to pass, then refactor. The coverage is solid: async tests with tokio, parameterized tests with rstest, integration test structure, and panic testing. If you're coming from other languages and want to see how Rust testing actually works in practice, or you're already writing Rust but want to tighten up your test discipline, this covers the patterns you'll actually use. The code samples are realistic and show both the setup and the assertions you'd write.
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