> Tests rarely have bugs, I find, so generally dry isn’t critical
DRY is important for tests, but the areas where it is have probably (if you aren't writing a testing framework or using a language that doesn't have one that covers your use case) largely covered by your testing framework already.
DRY is important for tests, but the areas where it is have probably (if you aren't writing a testing framework or using a language that doesn't have one that covers your use case) largely covered by your testing framework already.