ln-522-manual-tester

Manual testing for story acceptance criteria is performed by executing predefined bash scripts saved in the tests/manual/ directory. This approach ensures consistent and repeatable testing procedures for verifying newly developed features against expected outcomes.

Organizing reusable manual test suites for new features involves creating specific bash scripts for each story's acceptance criteria. These scripts are stored in the tests/manual/ directory, allowing you to systematically verify functionality against expected outcomes.

Yes, bash scripts can be used for deterministic user-guided validation of story acceptance criteria. The testing process relies on bash script execution to complete tasks deterministically while guiding the user through the validation steps.

No specific testing frameworks are required to automate manual testing of story acceptance criteria. The process solely relies on executing standard bash scripts saved within the tests/manual/ directory to verify feature functionality.

Executable bash scripts should be used for testing story acceptance criteria when you need consistent, repeatable testing procedures that still require user-guided validation. This approach bridges the gap between automated execution and manual verification for new features.