tdd-workflow

Test-driven development for GoudEngine code modifications is implemented through a disciplined RED-GREEN-REFACTOR workflow. It guides you to write a failing test first, implement the minimal code to pass it, and then refactor for clarity and stability.

The RED-GREEN-REFACTOR cycle for engine development is a test-first process. RED involves writing a failing test for new logic, GREEN implements the minimal code to pass the test, and REFACTOR improves code clarity while maintaining verification.

Development roles for modifying core engine logic are assigned contextually based on the change type. The workflow automatically designates specific roles like engine-lead, integration-lead, and reviewer to ensure focused development and integration.

The GoudEngine testing workflow requires no external dependencies. It operates independently to guide you through the test-first development cycle, ensuring code quality and maintainability without prerequisite packages.

You should use a structured TDD workflow for refactoring engine code when modifying core logic. It enforces disciplined test-first development to verify changes, ensuring the refactored code remains well-tested, stable, and maintainable.