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Testing branch changes in isolated container runtimes

Run integration test suites across isolated project runtimes mapped to git worktrees

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  1. When something happensBranch worktree created
  2. ThenRun tests inside isolated runtime
  3. ResultTest status and runtime logs

When testing code updates across different git branches or worktrees, the bot executes build and test commands inside dedicated, isolated container runtimes. It validates service health, captures test logs, and requests approval before committing or pushing verified changes back to the repository.

Prompt to start with

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Look up the active branch worktree and its assigned isolated container runtime. Use the terminal to trigger required service health checks, unit tests, and integration suites within that runtime environment. Parse the execution logs for runtime errors, regressions, and port issues. Present a summary of test results, and always wait for explicit approval before pushing any code changes or committing updates.

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