Is it good practice to check for annotations using reflection in unit test?

Question

(this post explains WHY I would like to do this: Good templates for the beans modular test form that have annotation-based validation in Spring MVC )

Is it considered good practice to write unit test to just check the configuration / annotations in a field or class? For example, if you have:

@AnnotatedClass
public class MyClass {

@AnnotatedField1
@AnnotatedField2
private string myField;

}

Does it make sense to write a unit test that checks for annotations above?

Answer 1

The main answer is: "Yes - great to check annotations in unit tests"

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