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I have. I call it snapshot test driven development. You put the preconditions in, generate and record the graphics as an artefact at runtime and when it looks r
by MoreQARespect 1y ago
I have. I call it snapshot test driven development. You put the preconditions in, generate and record the graphics as an artefact at runtime and when it looks right, freeze it.
- pjmlp 1y agoBut that isn't TDD, no line of code should be written without broken tests.
- MoreQARespect 1y agoYes it is. Until the artefact which has been visually validated is locked in it is still a broken test. You can argue semantics until you're blue in the face it still follows red-green-refactor and it confers the same benefits as TDD.
- brazukadev 1y agoYour nickname tells me you are not talking bs.