tdd-workflow

Enforce test-driven development by writing user journey tests before implementation, adding unit tests for functions, integration tests for service boundaries, and Playwright E2E tests to achieve 80%+ coverage.

A structured TDD workflow for C++20 HPC uses Google Test for unit tests, defines critical flows as test cases first, implements minimal code, and verifies coverage through CI/CD pipelines to ensure maintainable software.

Yes, this TDD workflow supports Playwright to create and execute end-to-end tests for critical user flows, ensuring comprehensive test coverage and allowing confident refactoring across modern web testing layers.

Measure and verify 80%+ test coverage in a CI/CD pipeline by executing unit, integration, and E2E tests generated through the TDD cycle, ensuring all code development follows test-driven development principles before deployment.

In a TDD cycle, write unit tests for individual functions and utility helpers first, then add integration tests for service boundaries, and finally create E2E tests for critical user flows to ensure complete coverage.

Yes, you can use Google Test for C++ unit testing within this TDD workflow, which provides tooling guidance for C++20 HPC workflows to ensure all implementations satisfy test-driven development principles.