tdd-workflow

To enforce test-driven development, the workflow guides you from user stories to writing failing tests first, implementing minimal code, and then verifying execution. This ensures code is thoroughly tested from the start during features, bug fixes, and refactors.

Achieving 80%+ code coverage requires targeting critical paths and error handling across unit, integration, and end-to-end tests. The workflow focuses on coverage by guiding you to write failing tests first, implement minimal code, then verify and refactor.

A tests-first workflow handles bug fixes and features by defining user journeys, writing failing tests, and implementing minimal code to pass them. This structured test generation process ensures deterministic execution and thorough code validation before deployment.

Yes, you can use this TDD workflow for unit, integration, and end-to-end tests. It applies test-driven development across projects to satisfy requirements for structured test generation and deterministic execution, targeting 80%+ coverage throughout.

You need to write failing tests before implementing code whenever you are developing features, fixing bugs, or refactoring. This test-driven discipline proactively ensures thorough testing, guiding implementation from initial user stories to green tests.

Test-driven development focuses on minimal code implementation to ensure the code strictly satisfies the failing tests written beforehand. This approach maintains 80%+ coverage, emphasizes critical paths, and simplifies the subsequent verification and refactoring phases.