testing-gate

You can enforce test coverage non-blocking by using a testing gate that prompts questions about test presence and quality during your workflow, generating WARNING feedback instead of halting progress.

A non-blocking test review prompt is a mechanism that asks developers about test strategy, coverage, and edge cases before finishing work, reinforcing habits by guiding reflection rather than failing builds.

To verify unit test quality before marking a feature done, run a workflow gate that checks for test presence and coverage, outputting a PASS if tests exist or a WARNING with guidance if they are missing.

Yes, you can use a testing gate to prompt developers about edge cases without failing the build, as it provides non-blocking output templates that encourage documentation and improvement rather than halting execution.

You should use a non-blocking test gate instead of strict CI thresholds when your goal is to build testing habits among junior developers by guiding them through test strategy questions without blocking their progress.

To review test coverage for a new feature, you should ask questions about the test strategy, whether tests exist, the coverage levels, and how edge cases are handled to ensure they are meaningful.