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A good share of that code is written to be thrown out
An MVP exists to find out where the original idea was wrong, so a good share of the screens will be redone or will disappear. Hardening something meant to last six weeks is paying twice for the same thing. You cover what you already know will still be there in a year.
What does get a test from day one
Three things: what charges money, what writes to people outside, and what cannot be undone. A slip in any of them is not solved by shipping again, because the damage already left the building. The rest waits until the product proves it is going to exist.
The pipeline goes in on day one, or it costs five times more
Setting up automated shipping at the start is a matter of hours, with the project still empty. Doing it with six months of code on top, unpinned dependencies and a server configured by hand runs to a long week. It gets postponed for looking cheap and ends up expensive.
A staging environment beats chasing a percentage
Before any coverage figure, it is worth having a place identical to the real one where anyone on the team can open this morning's work without installing a thing on their computer. It produces more findings per hour than any suite, and in a product still being defined those findings are the work.
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