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Should we be testing values that we already know the answer to?
If a value is important enough to be a dedicated hard code value then should should it be important enough of to change a test at the same time as the value? or is this just overkill?!
More context is required to answer your question. It just depends. Is your getXXX method called from another method that is under test? If so, then it’s already tested. If not, what is the client doing? Does the method even need to exist?