I can understand the test frustration on both sides. * He's being asked to fix tests that were already failing. That can be an enormous task depending on the n

I can understand the test frustration on both sides. * He's being asked to fix tests that were already failing. That can be an enormous task depending on the nature of the failure and the code base. * The team doesn't want to merge his PR since they don't have a test. The code is presumably working without his PR and understandably they won't change a single byte without seeing tests work.