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Senior Frontend Engineer b6cbe5a47e docs(project): refresh baseline verification artifacts 
Check in the PM product requirements, refreshed QA acceptance evidence, shared execution split plans, and current-phase status notes so the repo matches the current delivery baseline.

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QA Acceptance Baseline Plan

Date: 2026-03-27 Owner: QA Engineer

Objective

Create the first acceptance matrix and cross-platform smoke plan for Redis GUI V1, based only on repository evidence.

Outputs

  • docs/qa/acceptance-matrix.md
  • docs/qa/cross-platform-smoke-plan.md
  • docs/qa/test-strategy.md
  • docs/qa/defect-severity.md
  • docs/qa/release-readiness-checklist.md

Immediate QA Priorities

  1. Keep blocked acceptance items visible until product entrypoints exist.
  2. Require a reproducible seed or demo path before any feature is marked accepted.
  3. Require at least one smoke run per supported OS before release sign-off.

Known Blockers

  • pnpm run desktop:tauri:build:all still fails in the AppImage stage with failed to run linuxdeploy.
  • Linux .deb and .rpm bundles now exist, but macOS and Windows artifact evidence is still absent.
  • The local fixture and smoke runbook are reproducible, but saved Tauri-window smoke evidence is still missing.
  • The current QA environment still has no GUI-capable DISPLAY, WAYLAND_DISPLAY, or xvfb-run, so real-window screenshot capture is blocked in this session even though the desktop binary is built.

Alignment

  • Product acceptance source: HAC-2 issue scope and completion comment remain the current acceptance baseline for connect, browse, search, edit, and command console flows.
  • CTO priority source: HAC-15 is now the high-priority owner for Tauri build, packaging, local smoke steps, and Redis fixture conventions.
  • QA baseline closure for this plan is now materially achieved on Linux through the shared docs and repeatable smoke path; broader product release sign-off remains downstream of HAC-15, backend feature issues HAC-5 to HAC-7, and frontend feature issues HAC-9 to HAC-11.