unity-control-protocol-qa

Automate Unity Control Protocol regression testing by executing bundled dev project tests, bridge smoke tests, and installer behavior checks. This validates UCP releases and workflows to ensure stability and correct functionality prior to publishing.

Release hardening for Unity workflows is the end-to-end verification of UCP functionality through comprehensive testing. It confirms new versions meet quality standards by validating installer behavior, bridge smoke tests, and documentation packaging.

Yes, comprehensive UCP smoke tests require the ucp CLI, a Unity Editor, and the bundled unity-project-dev/ucp-dev project. These dependencies are necessary to execute the test runner cases and verify core features.

Verify a Unity Control Protocol installer by running installer behavior checks provided in the validation scripts. This process confirms the UCP installer behaves as expected across different scenarios before deployment.

Yes, UCP release validation is applicable for CI/CD pipelines and regression testing. Running the bundled scripts automates the end-to-end UCP workflow verification required prior to publishing new versions.

Automated UCP workflow verification requires a specific local environment including the ucp CLI and Unity Editor. Comprehensive testing is limited to the bundled unity-project-dev/ucp-dev project and cannot validate external Unity projects.