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It's TDD. Just because the whole app wasn't developed with TDD doesn't mean you can't test drive a bug fix. There's a bug, you write a test, "this bug shouldn'

It's TDD. Just because the whole app wasn't developed with TDD doesn't mean you can't test drive a bug fix. There's a bug, you write a test, "this bug shouldn't exist", that test currently fails, then you write just enough code to fix the test, then refactor. That's TDD.

richardknop 9y ago
Exactly what I was thinking. The test ends up being written firs this case, before you write/edit the code to fix the bug. So it falls under strict definition of TDD.