plugin-test

Automated acceptance testing for an Obsidian plugin is executed through a structured three-pass workflow covering unit checks, UI state validations, and API-spending verification to identify regressions early before release.

A three-pass acceptance test workflow sequentially validates unit logic, UI and state behavior via the Obsidian CLI, and final API-spending limits, ensuring comprehensive phase-by-phase regression checks before shipping.

Regression checks across UI state and API limits in Obsidian are run by enforcing a guarded vault setup and executing phase-based testing that explicitly reports success or failure for each validation layer.

The acceptance testing workflow generates detailed QA documentation by producing auditable planning and test reports with explicit success or failure signals during the phase-by-phase progress reporting.

You can validate release candidates without manual checks by orchestrating a comprehensive automated workflow that enforces vault focus guards and tests CLI surfaces, UI state, and release artifacts.

Automated phase-based testing for Obsidian plugins is limited to the context of guarded vault execution, relying on the Obsidian CLI for UI state validation and requiring distinct phases for API-spending verification.