I think for TDD, CI and CD really depends. When it makes my job easier? Sure.
A quick test framework that doesn't require too much boilerplate, a Github Actions CI that runs in a few seconds and help me, continuous deliver that has everything figured out for me?
I think those are a net positive.
When it makes my job a living hell? Nope.
A CI that takes 40 minutes to run? A CD that requires manual intervention and has "a line" of builds and you have to babysit your build? Testing that requires multiple lines of boilerplate?
Then I'd rather live without those things.
Now... don't get me started about JIRA and other tools, which are a tool for micromanagement.
A quick test framework that doesn't require too much boilerplate, a Github Actions CI that runs in a few seconds and help me, continuous deliver that has everything figured out for me?
I think those are a net positive.
When it makes my job a living hell? Nope.
A CI that takes 40 minutes to run? A CD that requires manual intervention and has "a line" of builds and you have to babysit your build? Testing that requires multiple lines of boilerplate?
Then I'd rather live without those things.
Now... don't get me started about JIRA and other tools, which are a tool for micromanagement.