> You don’t need to write tests for that, you need to write acceptance criteria.
Sir, those are called tests.
Sir, those are called tests.
Acceptance criteria is a human-readable text that the person specifying the software has to write to fill-up a field in Scrum tools and not at all guide the work of the developers.
It's usually derived from the description by an algorithm (that the person writing it has to run on their mind), and any deviation from that algorithm should make the person edit the description instead to make the deviation go away.
You're not familiar with automated testing or BDD, are you?
> (...) to fill-up a field in Scrum tools (..)
It seems you are confusing test management software used to tracks manual tests with actual acceptance tests.
This sort of confusion would be ok 20 years ago, but it has since went the way of the dodo.