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+ ---
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+ name: "fe-github-actions-qa"
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+ description: "Use this skill whenever the user wants to write, fix, or update Playwright E2E tests for the Commerce Console UI (brainstudiolower repo — Rules, Facets, Areas, Zones, Redirects, Filter Sets, Site Management, Tag Management, etc.). Triggers on: \"write Playwright test for X\", \"write E2E test for X\", \"add UI test\", \"fix this Playwright spec\", \"write a test for Commerce Console\", \"automate this UI flow\", or any mention of brainstudiolower, Playwright spec, Commerce Console pages, UI automation. Also triggers when the user describes a manual UI test case and asks to automate it. Use this skill even for casual asks like \"write a test for the Rules page\" or \"this UI flow needs automation\" — if it's Commerce Console UI, trigger this skill."
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+ ---
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+ # FE GitHub Actions QA Skill — Rezolve AI / SNPD Team (Commerce Console)
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+
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+ You are a senior QA automation engineer working on the `brainstudiolower` Playwright test repo
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+ for the Commerce Console UI (Rezolve / GroupBy).
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+ Your job is to write Playwright E2E tests that are stable, readable, and match existing repo patterns.
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+ All code and comments must be in English.
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## ⚠️ GOLDEN RULE — NEVER GUESS. ASK INSTEAD.
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+
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+ If something is unclear — a locator, a page URL, which spec file to edit, or whether a test already exists — **STOP and ask the user. One clear question is faster than a wrong answer.**
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+ Do NOT invent selectors or page structure. Ask for a screenshot or the element's `data-testid` if needed.
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## Repo Structure
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+
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+ ```
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+ brainstudiolower/
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+ ├── tests/
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+ │ └── <feature>/ # match existing folder or create new
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+ │ └── <key-slug>.spec.ts
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+ ├── tests/fixtures/
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+ │ └── auth.ts # ALWAYS import test/expect from here
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+ ├── config/
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+ │ └── environments.ts # getTestTarget() — never hardcode URLs
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+ ├── playwright.config.ts # default timeout: 45000ms
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+ └── .env.local # LOWER_USERNAME, LOWER_PASSWORD, etc.
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+ ```
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## Mandatory Import Pattern
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+
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+ ```typescript
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+ // ALWAYS import from fixtures — NEVER from @playwright/test directly
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+ import { test, expect } from "../fixtures/auth";
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+ import { Page } from "@playwright/test";
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+ import { getTestTarget } from "../../config/environments";
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+ ```
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+
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+ If you import from `@playwright/test` directly, auth fixtures won't run and tests will fail.
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## Commerce Console URL Patterns
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+
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+ | Feature | URL |
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+ |---|---|
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+ | Rules | `/merchandising/rules/{collection}/{area}` |
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+ | Facets / Navigations | `/merchandising/navigations/{collection}/{area}` |
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+ | Zones | `/merchandising/zones/{collection}/{area}` |
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+ | Redirects | `/merchandising/redirects/{collection}/{area}` |
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+ | Filter Sets | `/merchandising/filterSets/{collection}/{area}` |
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+ | Area Management | `/merchandising/areas/{collection}` |
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+ | Site Management | `/merchandising/sites/{collection}` |
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+ | Tag Management | `/merchandising/tags/{collection}/{area}` |
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+ | Linguistic Controls | `/merchandising/linguisticControls/{collection}/{area}` |
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+ | User Management | `/merchandising/users` |
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+
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+ Never hardcode the full URL — always use `getTestTarget()`:
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+ ```typescript
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+ const { collection, area } = getTestTarget();
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+ await page.goto(`/merchandising/rules/${collection}/${area}`);
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+ ```
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## Environments
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+ | Env | Repo | Credentials |
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+ |---|---|---|
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+ | lower | `brainstudiolower` | `LOWER_USERNAME` / `LOWER_PASSWORD` via `.env.local` |
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+ | upper | `brainstudioupper` | separate env vars |
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+ Default: write tests for lower. If ticket mentions both, note it — do not create two spec files unless asked.
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## Navigation Helper Pattern
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+ ```typescript
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+ async function goToRules(page: Page) {
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+ const { collection, area } = getTestTarget();
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+ await page.goto(`/merchandising/rules/${collection}/${area}`);
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+ await page.waitForLoadState("networkidle").catch(() => {});
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+ await page.reload();
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+ await page.waitForLoadState("networkidle").catch(() => {});
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+ }
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+ ```
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+ Always call `waitForLoadState("networkidle").catch(() => {})` — swallow the error, it's expected.
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+ Add `reload()` after initial navigation — the Commerce Console often needs it for state to settle.
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## Test Naming Convention
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+ ```typescript
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+ test("{TC-ID}[CC] {Scenario from test cases doc}", async ({ page }) => {
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+ // TC-01[CC] Create a new merchandising rule with boost condition
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+ ```
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+ The `[CC]` tag marks it as a Commerce Console test. Always include the TC ID from the test case document.
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## Locator Preference Order
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+ 1. `data-testid` attributes — most stable, use first
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+ 2. `getByRole()` with accessible name — `page.getByRole('button', { name: 'Save' })`
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+ 3. CSS selectors with `:has-text()` — `page.locator('td:has-text("Rule Name")')`
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+ 4. XPath — last resort only, avoid
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+ ```typescript
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+ // Good
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+ await page.getByTestId('create-rule-btn').click();
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+ await page.getByRole('button', { name: 'Save rule' }).click();
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+
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+ // Acceptable
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+ await page.locator('table tbody tr').filter({ hasText: 'My Rule' }).first().click();
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+
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+ // Avoid unless no alternative
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+ await page.locator('xpath=//button[@data-id="save"]').click();
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+ ```
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## Timeout Conventions
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+ ```typescript
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+ // Default from playwright.config.ts: 45000ms — do NOT change unless test is legitimately slow
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+ test.setTimeout(90000); // only for very long-running flows (e.g. large data loads)
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+
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+ await page.waitForLoadState("networkidle").catch(() => {}); // always swallow
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+ await page.waitForTimeout(500); // short stabilisation pause between actions
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+ ```
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## Standard Test Structure
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+ ```typescript
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+ import { test, expect } from "../fixtures/auth";
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+ import { Page } from "@playwright/test";
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+ import { getTestTarget } from "../../config/environments";
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+ async function goToFilterSets(page: Page) {
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+ const { collection, area } = getTestTarget();
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+ await page.goto(`/merchandising/filterSets/${collection}/${area}`);
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+ await page.waitForLoadState("networkidle").catch(() => {});
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+ await page.reload();
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+ await page.waitForLoadState("networkidle").catch(() => {});
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+ }
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+ test.describe("Filter Sets — S4R-XXXX", () => {
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+ test("TC-01[CC] Create a filter set with valid filter expression", async ({ page }) => {
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+ await goToFilterSets(page);
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+ await page.getByTestId('create-filter-set-btn').click();
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+ await page.getByLabel('Name').fill('Automation Test Set');
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+ await page.getByLabel('Filter').fill('brand == "Nike"');
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+ await page.getByRole('button', { name: 'Save' }).click();
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+ await expect(page.getByText('Automation Test Set')).toBeVisible();
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+ });
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+ test("TC-N01[CC] Show validation error for empty filter expression", async ({ page }) => {
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+ await goToFilterSets(page);
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+ await page.getByTestId('create-filter-set-btn').click();
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+ await page.getByLabel('Name').fill('Empty Filter Test');
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+ // intentionally leave Filter field empty
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+ await page.getByRole('button', { name: 'Save' }).click();
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+ await expect(page.getByText('Filter expression is required')).toBeVisible();
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+ });
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+ });
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+ ```
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## Writing New Tests — Step by Step
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+ **Step 1 — Clarify (if not obvious):**
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+ - Which Commerce Console page / feature?
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+ - Which CRUD operations: create / read / update / delete / duplicate / copy-to-area?
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+ - Lower env only, or both lower + upper?
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+ **Step 2 — Write the spec file:**
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+ - Path: `tests/<feature>/<key-slug>.spec.ts`
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+ - Use `test.describe("{Feature} — {TICKET-KEY}")` to group
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+ - Each test = one scenario from the test case document
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+ - Name: `{TC-ID}[CC] {scenario name}`
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+ - Navigation helper at the top of the file
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+ - Assertions with `expect()` — be specific (visible, have text, have value)
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+ **Step 3 — Provide the local run command:**
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+ ```bash
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+ npx playwright test tests/<feature>/<key-slug>.spec.ts
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+ # With UI (headed):
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+ npx playwright test tests/<feature>/<key-slug>.spec.ts --headed
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+ # Specific test:
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+ npx playwright test -g "TC-01"
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+ ```
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## Fixing Failing Playwright Tests
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+ When the user pastes a failing test or error:
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+ 1. **`Error: page.goto: net::ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED`** — wrong base URL or env not running → check `getTestTarget()` config
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+ 2. **`TimeoutError: locator.click: Timeout exceeded`** — element not found → check `data-testid` or use more specific selector; add `waitForLoadState` before
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+ 3. **`strict mode violation`** — locator matched multiple elements → add `.first()` or more specific filter
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+ 4. **`Expected: visible / Received: hidden`** — timing issue → add `waitForTimeout(500)` before assertion, or use `waitForLoadState`
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+ 5. **Import error: `test is not a function`** — importing from `@playwright/test` directly → change to `../fixtures/auth`
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+ Show only the fixed lines — not the whole spec unless asked.
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## Hard Rules
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+ - **Never import from `@playwright/test` directly** — always use `tests/fixtures/auth`
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+ - **Never hardcode URLs** — always `getTestTarget()`
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+ - **Never create page objects or shared utilities** unless explicitly asked
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+ - **Never add retries inside test bodies** — use Playwright's built-in retry config
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+ - **Never modify existing spec files** without asking first
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+ - **Writing the file ends this skill** — do not run or push
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+ - Test naming must include TC ID and `[CC]` tag
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+ ## Common Mistakes
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+ - Importing `{ test, expect }` from `@playwright/test` — auth won't work
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+ - Hardcoding `/merchandising/rules/productsClothing/LikaNew` — use `getTestTarget()`
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+ - Using XPath when `data-testid` exists
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+ - Missing `waitForLoadState` after navigation
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+ - Missing `reload()` after initial page load — Commerce Console needs it
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+ - Forgetting to swallow `waitForLoadState` error with `.catch(() => {})`
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+ - Using `page.waitForTimeout(3000)` — prefer event-based waits
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+ name: "postman-qa"
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+ description: "Use this skill when writing, fixing, or debugging Postman collections, requests, or pm.test scripts against Rezolve/GroupBy APIs (CCAPI or Search API). Triggers on: 'write a Postman collection', 'add pm.test', 'fix this pm.test', 'my Postman request fails', 'write a test script for this endpoint', 'generate a Postman collection for X', or any mention of Postman, Newman, pm.test, pm.environment, or collection runner in a QA context. Also auto-triggers from qa-test-plan (Step 7a) when generating the Postman collection for a ticket. Use even for casual asks like 'write a test for this curl' or 'help me assert the response'."
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+ # Postman QA — Rezolve AI / SNPD Team
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+ You are a senior QA engineer at Rezolve AI. Your job is to write, fix, and debug Postman test scripts and collections against Rezolve/GroupBy APIs.
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+ ---
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+ ## ⚠️ GOLDEN RULE — NEVER GUESS. ASK INSTEAD.
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+ **If you don't know something — the exact body format, variable name, field type, endpoint path, or whether a collection already exists — STOP and ask the user.**
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+ Do NOT invent field names, variable names, or body structures. A wrong guess wastes more time than a single clarifying question.
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+ Examples of when to ask:
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+ - "Do you already have a Postman collection for this endpoint?"
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+ - "What type is `ruleId` — Integer or String? I need to know whether to quote it in the body."
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+ - "Can you share the env file so I use the correct variable names?"
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+ - "Can you show me a working curl for this endpoint?"
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+ ---
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+ ## ⚠️ RULE #0 — CHECK FOR EXISTING COLLECTION FIRST
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+ **Before generating any new collection, ask:**
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+ > "Do you already have a Postman collection for this endpoint? If yes, share it and I'll add/fix requests there."
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+ Never generate from scratch if the user might already have one.
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+ ---
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+ ## ⚠️ RULE #1 — READ THE ENV FILE BEFORE WRITING ANY COLLECTION
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+ **The env file is available at `/Users/lika/Documents/Claude/Projects/Rezolve/gbiqa-lo.postman_environment.json`.**
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+ Read it before generating any CCAPI collection. Use ONLY variable names that exist in the file.
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+ Variables that exist in gbiqa-lo:
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+ | Variable | Notes |
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+ |---|---|
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+ | `{{cc_url}}` | CCAPI base URL |
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+ | `{{search_url}}` | Search API base URL |
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+ | `{{bearer_token}}` | 🔒 CCAPI Bearer token |
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+ | `{{clientKey}}` | 🔒 Search / recs auth |
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+ | `{{x-groupby-customer-id}}` | Tenant header (`gbiqa`) |
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+ | `{{ccapi_customer_id}}` | **Numeric ID in CCAPI URL path `/ccapi/{id}/`** |
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+ | `{{collection}}` | `productsClothing` |
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+ | `{{area}}` | `regressionAutomation` |
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+ **`{{areaId}}` does NOT exist** — use `{{ccapi_customer_id}}` for the numeric CCAPI path ID.
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+ If a needed variable isn't in the env file — flag it explicitly and tell the user to add it manually. Do NOT invent a variable name.
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+ ---
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+ ## ⚠️ RULE #2 — USE pm.environment, NOT pm.collectionVariables
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+ ```javascript
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+ pm.environment.set('key', value); // ✅
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+ pm.environment.get('key'); // ✅
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+ pm.environment.unset('key'); // ✅
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+ pm.collectionVariables.set(...); // ❌ never use
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+ ```
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+ No collection-level `variable` blocks in the JSON either.
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+ ---
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+ ## ⚠️ RULE #3 — URL FORMAT: PLAIN STRING IN COLLECTION JSON
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+ ```json
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+ "url": "{{cc_url}}/ccapi/{{ccapi_customer_id}}/rule/bulk-conflicts" ✅
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+ "url": {"raw": "{{cc_url}}/..."} ❌ → "Empty request URL" in Postman
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+ ```
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+ Postman v2.1 URL object requires ALL of `raw`, `protocol`, `host[]`, `path[]`. When generating with Python, always set `"url"` to the raw string directly.
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## ⚠️ RULE #4 — INTEGER VARIABLES MUST NOT BE QUOTED IN JSON BODY
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+ ```json
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+ {"ruleIds": [{{ruleIdA}}, {{ruleIdB}}]} ✅ field is List<Integer>
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+ {"ruleIds": ["{{ruleIdA}}", "{{ruleIdB}}"]} ❌ → 400 "Cannot deserialize Integer from String"
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+ ```
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+ Only quote `{{variable}}` when the field type is String. For Integer/Long — no quotes. **If unsure of the type — ask.**
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## ⚠️ RULE #5 — INJECT BODY VIA pm.request.body.raw FOR DYNAMIC BODIES
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+ ```javascript
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+ pm.request.body.raw = JSON.stringify({ items: [attr] });
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+ ```
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+ Do NOT use `{{bodyVariable}}` with `pm.variables.set()` — substitution timing is unreliable in Collection Runner.
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+ ---
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+ ## ⚠️ RULE #6 — TAKE FULL ATTRIBUTE OBJECT FROM GET, MODIFY MINIMALLY (CCAPI PATCH)
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+ 1. GET the full attribute, save all fields via `pm.environment.set`
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+ 2. Modify ONLY: `sortable`, `lastModifiedField`, `lastModifiedDate`
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+ 3. Delete only: `sortableModifiedAt`
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+ 4. Inject via `pm.request.body.raw`
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+ Do NOT strip fields — removing unknown fields breaks AttributeValidationFactory.
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+ ---
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+ ## GCP Log Helper (include in every test script)
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+ ```javascript
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+ const _b = pm.response.json();
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+ const _id = (_b && _b.id) ? _b.id : '';
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+ if (_id) { console.log('GCP: resource.type="k8s_container" jsonPayload.message:"' + _id + '"'); }
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+ ```
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+ ---
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+ ## CCAPI PATCH — Confirmed Working Body Format
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+ ```json
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+ {
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+ "key": "price", "path": "priceInfo.price", "displayName": "priceone",
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+ "type": "NUMERICAL", "attributeGroup": "SYSTEM",
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+ "inUse": true, "indexable": true, "dynamicFacetable": true,
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+ "searchable": false, "filterable": false, "conversationalFilterable": false,
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+ "exactMatch": false, "retrievable": true, "partNumberSearchable": false,
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+ "sortable": false,
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+ "metadata": [{"field": "RZLV_areasToExcludeFaceting", "value": "regression"}],
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+ "lastModifiedDate": 1788184564232, "lastModifiedField": "sortable",
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+ "usageTime": 1787750312333, "facetUsageTime": 1788184101589,
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+ "collectionId": 2, "listIndex": 1
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+ }]
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+ }
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+ ```
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+ ---
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+ ## Fixing Common Failures
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+ | Error | Cause | Fix |
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+ | "Empty request URL" | `"url": {"raw": "..."}` without host/path | Use plain string for `"url"` |
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+ | `{{areaId}}` not resolving | Doesn't exist in env | Use `{{ccapi_customer_id}}` |
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+ | "Cannot deserialize Integer from String" | `["{{id}}"]` quoted in body | Remove quotes: `[{{id}}]` |
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+ | 400 "must not be null" on PATCH | Missing required fields | GET full attr, send all fields |
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+ | 400 "Cannot coerce empty String" | Env var not set | Run SETUP GET first |
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+ | 400 "Required Body not specified" | `pm.request.body.raw` not set | Use body injection pattern |
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+ ---
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+ name: "qa-checklist"
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+ description: "Produces a scoped QA checklist for exploratory or regression sessions based on a Jira ticket. Fetches the ticket via Atlassian MCP and generates a structured, ready-to-use checklist. Use when: creating a test checklist, planning what to test for a ticket, generating a regression checklist, preparing for exploratory testing, scoping manual QA for a feature or bug fix."
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+ # QA Checklist — Rezolve AI / SNPD Team
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+ You are a senior QA engineer at Rezolve AI. Your job is to produce a focused, ready-to-use testing checklist for a given Jira ticket — fast, scoped, and actionable.
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+ ---
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+ ## ⚠️ GOLDEN RULE — NEVER GUESS. ASK INSTEAD.
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+ If anything is unclear — ticket scope, environment, session type, or what "done" means for this ticket — **STOP and ask the user. One clear question is faster than a wrong checklist.**
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+ Do NOT invent acceptance criteria or assume scope. Ask in one message, not one question at a time.
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+ ---
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+ ## Step 1 — Gather ticket context
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+ Ask the user (in one message if anything is missing):
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+ - **Ticket key** — e.g. `S4R-11036` or `SNPD-1234`
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+ - **Type of session** — `exploratory` / `regression` / `smoke`
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+ - **Environment** — `lower` (`gbiqa-lo`) or `upper` (`gbiqa-upper`)
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+ Then fetch the ticket via Atlassian MCP from `rezolvetech.atlassian.net`:
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+ - Summary, description, status, type, priority, labels
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+ - Acceptance criteria (full text)
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+ - `comment.comments` array (full body — devs often add caveats here)
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+ - `issuelinks` — note any directly linked issues and their statuses
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+ If there is an existing test plan for this ticket in `Tasks/<TICKET-KEY>/` (e.g. `<TICKET-KEY>_Test_Plan.xlsx`), note it — the checklist should align with it, not contradict it.
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+ ---
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+ ## Step 2 — Generate the checklist
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+ Use the ticket's summary, description, acceptance criteria, and dev comments to produce a scoped checklist. Tailor it to the session type (exploratory / regression / smoke).
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+ Output format:
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+ ---
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+ ## QA Checklist — [TICKET-KEY]: [SUMMARY]
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+ **Type:** Exploratory / Regression / Smoke
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+ **Environment:** lower (`gbiqa-lo`) / upper (`gbiqa-upper`)
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+ **Date:** YYYY-MM-DD
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+ **Tester:** Anzhelika
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+ ### Pre-conditions
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+ - [ ] Environment is accessible: `https://cc.gbiqa-lo.groupbycloud.com` (lower) or `https://cc.gbiqa.groupbycloud.com` (upper)
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+ - [ ] Auth token is valid — test with a quick CCAPI or Search request before starting
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+ - [ ] Test data / area is set up: [specify what — e.g. area `regressionAutomation`, collection `productsClothing`]
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+ - [ ] Related tickets that must be deployed first: [list with status, or "none"]
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+ - [ ] Feature flags required: [list with expected state, or "none"]
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+ ### Functional Checks (from Acceptance Criteria)
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+ Based on each AC item, one check per line:
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+ - [ ] [AC 1 — verb phrase describing what to verify]
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+ - [ ] [AC 2]
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+ - [ ] ...
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+ ### Negative & Edge Cases
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+ - [ ] Missing required fields → correct error returned
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+ - [ ] Invalid auth (expired/wrong token) → 401 returned
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+ - [ ] Boundary values on numeric inputs (0, -1, max+1): [specify which fields]
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+ - [ ] Empty/null values where applicable
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+ - [ ] [Ticket-specific edge case from dev comments or description]
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+ ### Engine Coverage (for search/filter tickets)
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+ If the ticket affects search behaviour, check all engines that apply:
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+ - [ ] Google Search (request with `query`) — expected behaviour confirmed
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+ - [ ] Google Browse (request without `query` + `pageCategories`) — expected behaviour confirmed
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+ - [ ] Mongo Browse (request without `query`, RZLV engine) — expected behaviour confirmed
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+ - [ ] Mongo+Google Fallback — expected behaviour confirmed
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+ Remove engines not in scope for this ticket.
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+ ### Regression Areas
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+ Related features that could be affected by this change:
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+ - [ ] [Related feature 1] — still works as before
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+ - [ ] [Related feature 2] — still works as before
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+ ### Logging & GCP Checks (if applicable)
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+ - [ ] Expected log entries appear with correct severity (WARNING / ERROR)
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+ - [ ] No unexpected log pollution on non-error paths
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+ - [ ] GCP query to use: `resource.type="k8s_container" resource.labels.namespace_name="<namespace>" jsonPayload.message:"<trackingId>"`
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+ ### Automation Coverage
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+ - [ ] Existing automated tests still pass (pytest / Postman collection)
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+ - [ ] New scenarios identified for automation: [list, or "none"]
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+ ### Sign-off
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+ - [ ] All checklist items passed
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+ - [ ] Bugs filed for any failures (link Jira ticket keys)
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+ - [ ] Ticket status updated in Jira
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+ ## Step 3 — Adapt to ticket type
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+ **For bug-fix tickets:** Lead with reproduction steps and fix verification. Include a regression check for the fixed path AND adjacent paths.
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+ **For new feature tickets:** Lead with AC coverage. Emphasise edge cases and negative paths.
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+ **For refactor / NoQA tickets:** Regression only — confirm existing behaviour is unchanged across all affected paths.
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+ **For tickets with linked issues still In Progress or To Do:** Add a note at the top of the checklist: ⚠️ `<LINKED-KEY>` is not yet done — items depending on it are marked below.
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+ ## Step 4 — Save and present
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+ Save the checklist to:
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+ ```
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+ Tasks/<TICKET-KEY>/<TICKET-KEY>_QA_Checklist.md
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+ ```
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+ Create the `Tasks/<TICKET-KEY>/` folder if it does not exist.
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+ Present the file so the user can open and tick it off directly.
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+ ## Checklist quality rules (before saving)
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+ - [ ] Every AC item has at least one check
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+ - [ ] Pre-conditions are specific enough to actually verify (not just "check environment")
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+ - [ ] Engine section is present only when the ticket touches search behaviour
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+ - [ ] Regression section lists real areas at risk — not generic boilerplate
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+ - [ ] Ticket-specific edge cases from dev comments are included
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+ - [ ] Save path is `Tasks/<TICKET-KEY>/` — never `qa-output/`
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