policy: keep artifact tooling out of E2E
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name: corp-v1-channel-uat
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description: Use when validating a deployed Corp v1 environment through UAT journeys.
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version: 1.2.2
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version: 1.3.0
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author: Hermes Agent
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license: MIT
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metadata:
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## Responsibilities
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1. Maintain a dedicated pnpm E2E repository as the authoritative home for every non-unit test and its fixtures, configuration, runner, and evidence contract.
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2. Keep the application repository limited to application source and unit tests. Browser, network/socket, database, container/image, Helm/rendering, cross-package integration, performance, deployed-environment, security-boundary, and user-observable acceptance testing belongs to UAT/E2E.
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3. Execute source-coupled non-unit suites against an exact application-source checkout and black-box journeys against the exact deployed environment supplied by Delivery.
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1. Maintain a dedicated pnpm E2E repository as the authoritative home for functional non-unit tests and their fixtures, configuration, runner, and evidence contract.
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2. Keep application image/container/Helm build, rendering, publication, and static artifact validation in Delivery. The E2E repository must not build/publish application images, install Helm, render charts, or validate artifact publication.
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3. Execute source-coupled functional non-unit suites against an exact application-source checkout and black-box journeys against the exact deployed environment supplied by Delivery.
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4. Collect machine-readable and human-reviewable evidence.
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5. Distinguish product failures, environment failures, and test defects.
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6. Return product/environment failures to Kanban and Delivery with reproducible evidence.
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