tdd-green

The minimum code to make a failing test pass is the simplest possible solution that satisfies the test's requirements without premature optimization or additional features. It ensures all existing tests remain green while strictly adhering to the RED → GREEN → REFACTOR cycle.

To implement the GREEN phase, you write only the code required to satisfy the current failing test. This approach focuses on the most basic logic that allows the test to pass, ensuring strict adherence to the TDD cycle without adding unrequested features.

TDD green phase implementation ensures all existing tests remain green. By focusing on the minimum code required to pass the current failing test, it prevents regressions and maintains the integrity of the broader test suite during development.

You should write just enough code to pass a test immediately after writing a failing test for a new feature. This TDD practice prevents premature optimization and additional features, ensuring the simplest possible solution satisfies the test's requirements.