QA ALIGN

QA ALIGN Assessment Report

This selenium-dotnet system is currently high trust (73/100). The recommended starting point is Sprint 6, with modernization following the ai_forward path.

Framework

selenium-dotnet

Trust Level

high

73/100

Release Decision

WARN

Path

ai_forward

Start Sprint

Top Risks

selenium-bidi-polling-debt risk
selenium-bidi-browser-driver-matrix-pinned risk
selenium-bidi-session-lifecycle-fragmented risk

Technical Findings

Hard sleeps preserve polling-based synchronization debt: Detected 121 hard sleeps across 40 files. Each started group of 15 contributes one readiness-risk point, capped at 12.
Legacy browser-driver packages prevent a governed BiDi browser matrix: Detected 12 legacy browser-driver package references. The correction landmark must prove the approved browser and driver combination rather than merely changing package versions.
Browser session lifecycle is fragmented by direct window closes: Detected 53 direct window closes and 3 driver quits. Fragmented close behavior can leave BiDi event subscriptions and evidence ownership ambiguous.
Legacy .NET target frameworks require an explicit modernization decision: Detected 15 classic .NET Framework project targets. This is not automatically defective, but each project needs an explicit retain, modernize, or retire decision before the portfolio claims BiDi readiness.
JavaScript execution dependencies require BiDi migration classification: Detected 27 script execution calls. They are not inherently wrong, but they need explicit classification before the suite claims a governed BiDi migration.
Static driver ownership obscures BiDi event-session boundaries: Detected 1 static driver declarations. Event ownership and teardown must be deterministic before BiDi listeners are added.

Recommended Roadmap

Proceed through Sprint 6 as part of the recommended correction path.
Proceed through Sprint 17 as part of the recommended correction path.

Estimated Cost to Fix

Baseline
$2880

Good
$3600

Great
$6480

Cost Breakdown

Hard sleeps preserve polling-based synchronization debt: 4h / $600
Legacy browser-driver packages prevent a governed BiDi browser matrix: 4h / $600
Browser session lifecycle is fragmented by direct window closes: 4h / $600
Legacy .NET target frameworks require an explicit modernization decision: 4h / $600
JavaScript execution dependencies require BiDi migration classification: 4h / $600
Static driver ownership obscures BiDi event-session boundaries: 4h / $600

Immediate Next Steps

Strengthen deterministic state control:
- Ensure fresh state per test (no shared auth/session bleed)
Re-run assessment after fixes to validate trust level improvement.