ds9-pr-testing

Automate end-to-end PR testing by bootstrapping a PR checkout, starting a minimal local stack, health-checking services, and exercising UI routes in a browser to validate changes. This generates reproducible evidence and audit-ready artifacts for triage and debugging.

Validate DS9 code changes by copying environment and config files, starting targeted services, and running automated browser validation to verify readiness. This approach produces concrete diagnostics and audit-ready artifacts for release-readiness checks.

Yes, this PR testing workflow requires Playwright to exercise UI routes in a browser and verify DS9 readiness end-to-end. Playwright handles the browser automation readiness checks needed to validate PR behavior across the minimum stack.

Yes, you can use this to debug PR issues by bootstrapping a reproducible local workspace from a known-good DS9 state. It starts the minimal service stack and collects diagnostics, providing concrete evidence to support triage and debugging flows.

Collect audit-ready artifacts during PR validation by running automated browser checks against the bootstrapped local stack. The workflow orchestrates services, health-checks components, and gathers diagnostics to produce concrete, reproducible evidence for audits.

Local stack PR testing limitations include relying on a minimal service stack rather than a full production environment, which may not catch all integration issues. It focuses on verifying DS9 readiness and UI routes, so complex multi-service dependencies might require additional testing.