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So does non-TDD. If you're fixing a bug, your tests should test for conditions that trigger that bug. If you're modifying behavior, you will need to update t

by pionar 12y ago

So does non-TDD. If you're fixing a bug, your tests should test for conditions that trigger that bug. If you're modifying behavior, you will need to update the tests that break because of that, whether you write tests before or after.