Enforce failing tests before production code using Red-Green-Refactor cycles.
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Prevents untested, fragile, or incorrect implementations by ensuring developers specify desired behavior as failing tests before writing production code.
Write a failing acceptance test that describes the feature from the user's perspective, run the tests to confirm the failure, then implement the minimal code to make it pass and refactor while keeping tests green.
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Test-driven development prevents untested code by enforcing a test-first workflow where you must specify desired behavior as a failing test before writing any production code.
To apply Red-Green-Refactor cycles, first write a failing acceptance test, then implement the minimal code to make the unit tests pass, and finally refactor while keeping the tests green.
Yes, you can use test-first workflows for fixing bugs and refactoring modules by writing an initial failing test that verifies the expected behavior change before modifying the production code.
The best way to start writing an acceptance test is to describe the feature from the user's perspective, run the tests to confirm the expected failure, and then implement the minimal code to pass.
Verifying that tests fail for the expected reasons ensures your tests are actually validating the intended behavior change, preventing false positives and incorrect implementations from passing the test suite.
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