Chapter 44. Test-Driven Requirements
Test-Driven Requirements call for the customer to provide requirements in an executable format—usually a functional test—at the beginning of the iteration. Test-driven requirements drive the architecture of a system much like test-driven development drives the design. Thus, as shown in Figure 44-1, the Test-Driven Requirements cluster is made up of the practices of Functional Tests, Customer Part of Team, and Continuous Integration.
Figure 44-1. The Test-Driven Requirements cluster is made up of the practices of Functional Tests, Customer Part of Team, and Continuous Integration.
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