quality-assurance

To enforce test coverage and prevent regressions, you need strict testing standards that mandate unit and integration tests for new artifacts. This approach defines a repeatable workflow for pre-implementation, during-implementation, and post-implementation validation across modules.

A Definition of Done for code quality is a strict standard ensuring code changes include mandatory tests and adequate coverage. It guides evaluation of test quality and prevents the removal of tests solely to pass the suite.

You can run a quick quality review on your current change set to enforce defined testing rules. This validates that your bug fixes and refactors satisfy requirements for mandatory tests and test documentation.

Yes, this testing standard applies to new features, bug fixes, and refactors across modules. It enforces minimum test coverage and emphasizes unit tests and critical integration points for all code changes.

Removing failing tests to make the suite pass violates the Definition of Done and compromises code quality. Strict testing standards prevent this practice to maintain reliability and prevent regressions across modules.