verification-before-completion

To verify task completion, run an automated checklist that confirms all tests pass, the build succeeds, requirements are met, and no regressions are introduced before declaring success.

Task verification in test-driven development is the process of requiring concrete evidence, such as test output and build logs, to prove a task is fully complete without introducing regressions.

Stop misleading completion declarations by enforcing an evidence requirement that blocks task completion until build output, test results, and requirement mapping are successfully verified.

Yes, you can use a verification checklist during a code review to map requirements, confirm all tests pass, and ensure the build succeeds before allowing task completion.

The best way to ensure quality assurance standards is to mandate a verification checklist that provides concrete test output and build evidence before any task is marked complete.

You should require evidence for completed tasks to prevent the anti-pattern of declaring success without proof, ensuring high-quality deliverables by verifying tests, builds, and requirements.