canvas-onboard-harness

To verify Canvas Workspace onboarding content, execute a local harness that captures CDP screenshots and compares the current branch's first-run UI output against expected results. This ensures the deployed version matches the intended design.

Yes, you can use Chrome DevTools Protocol (CDP) integration to capture screenshots of the Canvas Workspace UI. These screenshots serve as evidence for debugging and verifying that the onboarding experience functions correctly.

Yes, running onboarding verification tests requires access to the local Canvas Workspace environment. The harness executes locally to inspect the current branch and capture CDP screenshots for accurate content comparison.

The best way to automate Canvas Workspace QA is running a dedicated onboarding harness that captures CDP screenshots and compares them against expected outputs. This validates the first-run experience without manual inspection.

Your Canvas Workspace onboarding content may not match expected output due to branch discrepancies or deployment errors. Run the verification harness to capture CDP screenshots and pinpoint exactly where the current UI deviates from the baseline.

A limitation of using a local harness for onboarding verification is the strict dependency on the local Canvas Workspace environment and CDP integration. It requires proper local setup and cannot validate remote deployment configurations directly.