ywc-gen-testcase

To generate a QA testsheet from a GitHub pull request, you can use an automated tool to parse PR diffs and create a dual-audience Markdown document. This separates pre-merge developer checks from pre-release QA scenarios for comprehensive sign-off.

A dual-audience testsheet is a Markdown document that splits verification into developer checks and QA scenarios. It classifies backend contract validations separately from browser-observable UI effects to facilitate parallel sign-off during pre-merge and pre-release gates.

Yes, you can create verification testsheets from git ranges or current diffs. The generation process intelligently resolves inputs from GitHub PRs, specific task directories, or direct git diffs to structure your verification scenarios effectively.

To maintain testsheet readability for large releases, the generation process implements tiered layout logic and length management guidelines. This automatically adjusts the documentation structure based on complexity to ensure quality across varying project scales.

Yes, the testsheet generation requires the GitHub CLI (`gh`) to run. You need this dependency installed to fetch pull request data, resolve task directories, and automatically generate the structured Markdown testsheet.