qa-sheet-maker

You can auto-generate a QA test sheet from git diff by analyzing code changes and mapping modified files to test cases, which produces a standardized .xlsx file with fixed columns like ID, priority, expected results, and QA verdict.

Yes, you can update an existing Excel test plan by loading the current .xlsx file, mapping new code changes to test cases, and minimizing duplicates or omissions to reflect only the necessary updates.

Linking code changes to QA documentation involves analyzing git status and diffs to automatically generate or modify a traceable test plan, ensuring feature verification directly connects to software modifications.

Yes, you need openpyxl installed because it is the underlying dependency used to create, load, and modify the generated .xlsx QA sheet files with standardized test columns.

An auto-generated QA sheet includes fixed standard columns: ID, priority, purpose and preconditions, execution steps, expected results, and QA verdict to enforce a traceable test workflow.

Yes, you can generate QA sheets from explicit user instructions rather than relying solely on git status, allowing you to manually specify topics for targeted test case creation.