test-impact-mapper

To determine the minimal test scope after a code change, map the changed files to the smallest sufficient verification set using a structured decision procedure. This ensures you only run necessary tests for your PR review or CI workflow.

Test impact analysis for CI workflows and PR reviews is the process of mapping changed files to a minimal verification set. It applies clear scope rules to identify whether unit, integration, or manual validation is required after code changes.

You can map changed files to specific test suites across multiple environments by applying file-to-test mapping and clear scope rules. This structured decision procedure selects the smallest sufficient test set for your codebase.

Yes, the test selection process explains why a specific test scope is sufficient or insufficient for a pull request. It uses a structured decision procedure to validate that the mapped unit, integration, or manual tests cover the code changes.

You need manual validation during test selection when clear scope rules determine that unit or integration tests are insufficient for the code changes. The decision procedure evaluates the changed files to mandate manual validation when required.

The best way to minimize test scope across a codebase with multiple test suites is to map changed files to the smallest sufficient verification set. This structured approach avoids running unnecessary tests during PR reviews and CI workflows.