podverse-testing-policy

To defer unit tests during feature planning, enforce a policy that skips test implementation unless explicitly requested. You must rely on linting, building, and manual verification instead of adding test files to your phases.

The best way to prevent premature test implementation is to apply a testing policy that omits test steps from task outlines. Teams should focus on linting, building, and manual verification, only writing tests when explicitly requested.

Yes, you can skip writing unit tests and validate code changes by performing linting, building, and manual verification. This testing policy ensures code validation occurs without adding test files until explicitly requested.

You should avoid adding a testing phase to your task outline or feature rollout whenever unit tests are not explicitly requested. The policy requires deferring test activities and substituting them with build and lint checks.

Your development plan requires manual verification because a testing policy is enforced to defer unit tests. This approach prevents premature test implementation by prioritizing linting, building, and manual checks until tests are explicitly requested.

Yes, the testing policy applies to feature rollouts and phase outlines. It enforces the deferral of unit test implementation across all planning and task scenarios, requiring linting, building, and manual verification instead.