aibdd.auto.csharp.it.green

To pass a failing C# test, iteratively implement EF Core repositories, services, controllers, and DI wiring. This green-path approach drives the Red-Green-Refactor cycle until the target test suite passes.

The green-path phase in C# TDD is the trial-and-error loop where you implement minimal viable code. It creates DTOs, repository patterns, services, and controllers to drive failing tests to passing.

Wire up ASP.NET Core dependency injection by registering repository and service interfaces in the DI container. The iterative green-path process ensures all layers are correctly configured for tests to pass.

Yes, EF Core repository patterns integrate directly with ASP.NET Core controllers in TDD. The green-path implementation iteratively builds repositories, services, controllers, and DI registrations until tests pass.

C# TDD loops stall when repository, service, or controller layers have missing implementations. The green-path approach resolves this by iteratively building each layer with minimal viable code until tests succeed.

DTOs and repository patterns are created during the green-path process itself. The iterative implementation builds these components as needed to drive failing tests to passing across API and service layers.