workflow-undo-redo-quality-gate

Playwright and .NET tests validate undo and redo operations in a workflow editor by checking history stack persistence, keyboard shortcut parity, and UI state transitions. This ensures editor mutations remain deterministic and recoverable during preview and validation flows.

Run regression tests that execute preview and validation cycles to verify workflow editor history persistence. This confirms that history stacks survive these flows and that undo and redo operations remain reliable and consistent without losing state.

Yes, the undo redo quality gate works with both Playwright and .NET. It executes tests across client-side and backend surfaces to ensure keyboard-first editor behavior and toolbar state transitions are preserved during development.

Validate history listeners and global shortcut handlers using automated tests to prevent regressions in workflow editor state management. This preserves existing authoring contracts and accessibility baselines when implementing new features.

Workflow editor keyboard shortcuts break when new features conflict with global shortcut handlers and history listeners. Running contract verification tests ensures keyboard-first editor behavior and toolbar state transitions are preserved during development.

Run undo redo tests when implementing a new feature in the workflow editor. This verifies that history listeners and global shortcut handlers do not break existing authoring contracts or accessibility baselines during development.