Why do you think that linux kernel developers have not changed their approach? TDD is not a new idea. If indeed they have continued for decades to do it "the w

Why do you think that linux kernel developers have not changed their approach? TDD is not a new idea. If indeed they have continued for decades to do it "the wrong way", imposing costs onto the project and society proportional to the number of preventable bugs creeping in, is this not a major scandal for the industry? I suspect that the core team have reasons that they have not developed tooling to enable TDD of the Linux kernel. And that those reasons are more substantive than "meh".