# Why are integration specs written in QUnit?

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**Created:** [14 يونيو 2016، 6:56ص UTC](https://meta.discourse.org/t/why-are-integration-specs-written-in-qunit/45638 "2016-06-14T06:56:21Z")\
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I realize I may be stepping into a quagmire with regards to terminology, but I like the term “end to end tests” to refer to and disambiguate tests that go through the client and server code together.

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