af-delivery-process

Test-Driven Development implementation uses the Red-Green-Refactor cycle to write failing tests, implement code to pass them, and refactor. This approach ensures efficient coding by validating requirements iteratively before finalizing the pull request.

Pull request workflow management handles the creation, review, and iteration of pull requests directly from feature specifications. It enforces code quality, test coverage, and documentation completion before the PR is finalized for review.

Automated testing is supported by integrating with testing agents to iteratively run unit, integration, and E2E tests. This validates code quality throughout the local development lifecycle before submitting a pull request.

You can use this process to turn approved requirements into production-ready code. It streamlines feature implementation by combining Test-Driven Development methodologies with robust code review cycles to ensure delivery quality.

Writing tests begins immediately during the development lifecycle by writing failing tests first. This Red-Green-Refactor approach validates feature specifications early, ensuring implementation logic meets requirements before code review.

Using TDD for iterative code review requires strict adherence to the Red-Green-Refactor cycle and complete test coverage before PR creation. Skipping failing tests or documentation prevents the pull request from being finalized.