Changed one line and had to fix over 1300 unit tests. Damn! Each has its own configuration. Been a long 6 hours

Sounds like you fixed a symptom

@craig939393 it's a temporary fix. We still have an architectural issue, that needs resolution but lack the time to work on it

Sounds like you either changed some very important business logic or your unit tests are not doing their work.

The only time I came close to breaking that many unit tests in one go was when trying to make a change in a parsing library for css and I broke one of the syntax nodes ;). The broke almost all tests at once.

But apart from that your tests seems to cover to much or you have an extreme amount of tests hitting the same code.

@Voxera it is a core business logic. And all tests depend on it. Just that everyone captured the tests differently

@donozone oki, :)