tdd-review

A TDD quality gate enforces final validation by running tests, checking coverage thresholds, and performing static analysis before allowing a commit. It targets PHP and Python projects using standard tooling like php artisan test, pytest, mypy, and PHPStan.

Checking test coverage in a TDD workflow uses php artisan test --coverage --min=80 for PHP or pytest --cov=src --cov-fail-under=80 for Python. This enforces mandatory coverage thresholds during the review phase before proceeding to commit.

This TDD review process works with both PHP and Python static analysis tools. It supports PHPStan for PHP projects and mypy with strict settings for Python projects to enforce type safety and code quality standards before committing.

Running formatters during the code review phase involves executing ./vendor/bin/pint for PHP and black combined with isort for Python. This ensures consistent code styling across multi-language projects as part of the final quality validation.

You should proceed to commit only after all quality checks pass, including tests, coverage thresholds, static analysis, and formatting. The workflow requires explicit user confirmation to advance from the review phase to the commit phase.

Static analysis and formatters are needed alongside passing tests to enforce comprehensive quality validation. Tests verify behavior, while tools like mypy and PHPStan catch type errors, and black or pint ensure consistent code style before committing.