Should developers work in sandboxes?

Question

If developers do unit testing in their development environment, before testing the original control, should the environment (including tests) be used?

Should all assemblies be publicly available?

Answer 1

I think sandboxing is a good idea. It saved me several times. I usually have several different virtual machines floating around that I use for development, and if I ruin this very badly, I don't have to wait until my machine is rebuilt.

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Answer 5

What benefit do you see in this? In particular, this means that everyone receives e-mail information about each picayune test failure for each developer.

It just helps to distract everyone.

Avoid the temptation to do something just because it is possible; let your requirements lead your process. Do not create a new process just because you can.