Add capture index manifest for group testing
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@@ -41,6 +41,7 @@ The `.NET` cloud now supports structured live capture intended for first robot r
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- HTTP request/response event streams written as NDJSON
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- websocket event streams written as NDJSON
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- per-session websocket fixture export for replay
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- a small `capture-index.ndjson` manifest beside the raw files so group testers can quickly find the session type, operation, and export artifacts
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- turn metadata including `transID`, buffered audio counts, finalize attempts, and reply types
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Default capture location:
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@@ -54,6 +55,7 @@ Artifacts:
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- `websocket/*.events.ndjson`
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- `*.events.ndjson`
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- `websocket/fixtures/*.flow.json`
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- `capture-index.ndjson`
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## Suggested First Hookup Plan
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@@ -61,8 +63,9 @@ Artifacts:
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2. Confirm HTTP bootstrap and websocket acceptance with the existing smoke/routing helpers.
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3. Run one or two controlled listen turns with Jibo.
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4. Inspect the captured HTTP and websocket events plus exported websocket fixtures.
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5. Convert the best captures into sanitized checked-in fixtures and tests.
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6. Keep Node available to compare any surprising turn behavior before changing infrastructure.
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5. Use `capture-index.ndjson` to quickly locate the important sessions and exported fixtures.
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6. Convert the best captures into sanitized checked-in fixtures and tests.
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7. Keep Node available to compare any surprising turn behavior before changing infrastructure.
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Useful helper scripts:
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