Every story issue inherited ~14 generic test-plan checkboxes (UI, API,
GitOps, Permissions) plus TODO placeholders, regardless of whether they
applied. The result was that most issues carried large blocks of
uncurated boilerplate, making it hard to see which checks were actually
relevant and adding visible noise to every story.
This restructures the Test plan section into a hybrid format:
- Keep "Core flow" and "Edge cases" visible, with Edge cases retaining a
required QA TODO slot so every story has a curated entry point.
- Move the UI, API, GitOps, and Permissions checklists into a single
commented block headed by a visible nudge. Authors un-comment only the
sections that apply, so the rendered issue shows only relevant checks
instead of orphan headers.
It also expands suggested coverage with three new sections (commented by
default):
- Premium gating: confirm premium-only features are blocked on both the
frontend and backend, not just hidden in the UI.
- Upgrade / data migration: confirm behavior on upgraded servers (not
just fresh installs) and that data migrates/rolls back safely.
- Feature in isolation (MDM / platform independence): confirm
cross-platform or Apple-MDM-independent features work without Apple MDM
configured. This addresses a recurring bug class where features break
when Apple MDM is off — e.g. #44801 (end user auth on
Windows/Linux-only), #44194 (team BitLocker enable when Apple MDM off),
and #46283 (host OS settings API with only Android MDM).
Andrey Kizimenko
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