tdd

Risk-aware test-driven development enforces test-first discipline by adapting red-green-refactor cycles to plan changes, scope, and dependencies. It ensures tests are written before implementation and aligned with project specifications to prevent delays in large projects.

Red-green-refactor cycles automate test-driven development by starting with a failing test that matches the Plan, implementing minimal code to pass it, and then refactoring. You run the full test suite after each cycle to ensure compliance.

Yes, the test-driven development workflow integrates with ecw.yml session controls to document verification logs and audit trails. This integration ensures traceability and compliance across multi-module codebases during feature development and bug fixes.

Yes, plan-guided testing supports both feature development and bug fixes across multi-module codebases. It applies risk-aware enforcement to adapt testing workflows to plan changes, scope, and dependencies for systematic debugging.

Enforcing test-first discipline in large projects risks delays and misalignment without a structured workflow. Limitations arise when plan changes occur frequently, requiring risk-aware adaptation to scope and dependencies to maintain verification log compliance.