TDG Test-Driven Generation

Automating the test-driven development red-green-refactor loop requires a structured workflow that guides you through each phase and enforces commit-message discipline before code generation. This approach reduces bugs and accelerates software development.

Phase detection for test-driven development workflows uses a helper script to identify the current TDD stage and ensure code changes align with the correct red, green, or refactor phase before committing. This enforces structured phase governance.

Yes, you can link test-driven development code changes to issue tracking numbers by integrating issue number references and branch hints into the workflow. This provides issue-driven traceability for linking code changes to work items.

The best way to enforce commit-message discipline during TDD cycles is using an automated structured workflow that provides governance around commit messages and performs phase checks before allowing changes to be committed.

No external dependencies are required to set up a guided red-green-refactor workflow. You only need to initialize the workflow in your project and follow the guided prompts to drive tests and implementation code.

You can extend test-driven generation capabilities by adding optional scripts, references, and assets to your project. This extensible scaffolding provides additional context for tests and implementation to enhance the core workflow.