> I have never seen fuzzing being done as part of a documented process in a project I worked in
Fuzzing, while useful in the right places, is a bit niche. Its close cousin, property-based testing, is something that is ideally seen often in the spec.
However, it starts treading into the direction of the same kind of mindset required to write Lean, Rocq, etc. I am not sure the bootcamp grad can handle writing those kinds of tests. At least not once you move beyond the simple identity(x) == x case.
Fuzzing, while useful in the right places, is a bit niche. Its close cousin, property-based testing, is something that is ideally seen often in the spec.
However, it starts treading into the direction of the same kind of mindset required to write Lean, Rocq, etc. I am not sure the bootcamp grad can handle writing those kinds of tests. At least not once you move beyond the simple identity(x) == x case.