tdd-workflow

To enforce a test-driven development workflow, define your feature and write unit, integration, and end-to-end tests before implementing any code. This reduces defects by ensuring the tests guide the development process.

Achieving 80%+ test coverage requires explicit test plans and validation across unit, integration, and E2E tests. You can reach this by applying a standardized testing pattern before writing your implementation code.

Writing tests before code establishes a repeatable process that reduces defects and prevents flaky releases. It ensures your feature development, bug fixes, and refactors maintain high-quality coverage and maintainable code.

Yes, you can apply a TDD workflow to refactoring and bug fixes. It provides a repeatable process that preserves quality by validating changes against existing unit, integration, and end-to-end tests.

Playwright is supported for end-to-end testing within this TDD workflow. It helps validate comprehensive test coverage alongside your unit and integration tests to reach the 80%+ coverage requirement.

Enforcing strict TDD requires writing unit, integration, and end-to-end tests before implementation, which may increase initial development time. However, it prevents flaky releases and ensures maintainable, high-quality code.