trio:subsprint-sync

Test case synchronization after a subsprint is automated by resolving the plan, detecting TC impact applicability, and dispatching a management action to patch or audit test cases. The coordination layer performs preflight validations and generates a clean execution record without modifying code or docs directly.

Orchestrating post-subsprint TC updates hands-off is achieved by resolving the plan and dispatching a management tool to finalize changes. This coordination layer determines eligibility, applies safety validations, and relies on the downstream management step to flip the Update Test Case checkbox.

A separate coordination step is required because the runner lands code and docs but does not patch test cases. The synchronization step resolves the plan, detects TC impact applicability, and dispatches the management action to handle the remaining updates safely.

This orchestration workflow cannot directly modify code or documentation after a sprint. It acts strictly as a coordination layer that resolves plans, determines TC impact eligibility, and dispatches a management tool to finalize test case updates.

A dedicated test case management tool is required because the synchronization step only resolves and dispatches actions. It relies on a downstream management component to perform the actual patching, auditing, and checkbox updates for the test cases.

Limitations include the inability to flip checkboxes or modify code directly, meaning automation is constrained to resolving plans and dispatching management actions. The workflow depends entirely on the downstream management tool to produce final results and finalize changes.