If there's a solution that's only available in one framework and another that is framework-agnostic, I'll use the agnostic one, if possible.
I'd rather invest my time learning something I'll be able to re-use and get the most benefit from.
Automated testing is an example of something re-usable.
Regardless of the CMS, framework or language, how to write and structure automated tests is the same, and you still get the benefits from writing them and/or doing test-driven development.
Whilst the syntax can be different, even in the PHP space comparing PHPUnit, Pest and Behat, the fundamentals and approaches are the same.
- Oliver
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