Yes it is. Until the artefact which has been visually validated is locked in it ...

		MoreQARespect 3 months ago \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: The new calculus of AI-based coding Yes 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.

Your nickname tells me you are not talking bs.