diff --git a/.planning/phases/10-real-world-runtime-validation/RUNTIME-VALIDATION.md b/.planning/phases/10-real-world-runtime-validation/RUNTIME-VALIDATION.md index 669852c..3e359ff 100644 --- a/.planning/phases/10-real-world-runtime-validation/RUNTIME-VALIDATION.md +++ b/.planning/phases/10-real-world-runtime-validation/RUNTIME-VALIDATION.md @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ # Runtime Validation Report — ImpTune v1.1 -**Status:** DRAFT (in progress) +**Status:** BLOCKED — RTVAL-01 FAIL; plan 10-02 stopped at task 1; gap-closure required before resuming **Started:** 2026-04-13 **Signed off by:** **Signed off date:** @@ -20,27 +20,39 @@ | Generated at | 2026-04-13 | ## RTVAL-01 — Tenant ingestion -Status: PENDING -Evidence: (screenshot path) -Notes: +Status: FAIL +Tested: 2026-04-13 +Evidence: No screenshot captured — the Intune upload form never reached a populated state. UI remained empty; there was no visible error banner to screenshot. +Verbatim symptom (technician): "The intunewin package cant be uploaded, the OK button is greyed out and none of the fields (name, platform, size, mam enabled) gets populated." +Interpretation: Intune accepted the file transfer but was unable to parse its embedded Detection.xml / package metadata. The Win32 app creation wizard stalls in this state when the .intunewin content manifest is malformed or when the embedded `detection.xml` is missing or structurally invalid. This is a structural defect in the package that ImpTune is generating — exactly the runtime gap RTVAL-01 is designed to catch. No portal error banner was shown because the failure occurs silently during client-side metadata extraction. +Package tested: Copieur_2eme.intunewin (SHA256 0aac31ff190d21cbb4c76a81d4ad32657a5a3298e7e3fcc79a080e87cf40c333, ImpTune commit 1c3f458) ## RTVAL-02 — Install under SYSTEM (pnputil + $PSScriptRoot) -Status: PENDING -Evidence: (IntuneManagementExtension.log excerpt path) +Status: BLOCKED — depends on RTVAL-01 PASS; RTVAL-01 returned FAIL (Intune cannot parse generated .intunewin). Cannot proceed until package structure defect is resolved. +Evidence: (none — test not reached) Notes: ## RTVAL-03 — Detection rule reports Installed -Status: PENDING -Evidence: (screenshot path) +Status: BLOCKED — depends on RTVAL-01 PASS; RTVAL-01 returned FAIL (Intune cannot parse generated .intunewin). Cannot proceed until package structure defect is resolved. +Evidence: (none — test not reached) Notes: ## RTVAL-04 — Uninstall under SYSTEM -Status: PENDING -Evidence: (log path + screenshot) +Status: BLOCKED — depends on RTVAL-01 PASS; RTVAL-01 returned FAIL (Intune cannot parse generated .intunewin). Cannot proceed until package structure defect is resolved. +Evidence: (none — test not reached) Notes: ## Issues Found -(list any defects; link to v1.1 tickets or defer rationale) + +### ISSUE-01: .intunewin package metadata unreadable by Intune Win32 app wizard +- **Discovered:** 2026-04-13 during RTVAL-01 +- **Severity:** Blocker — prevents all downstream RTVAL checks (02, 03, 04) +- **Symptom:** Win32 app creation wizard fields (name, platform, size, MAM enabled) remain empty after file upload; OK button stays greyed out; no portal error shown +- **Root cause hypothesis:** Detection.xml embedded inside the .intunewin archive is missing, malformed, or uses an unexpected schema version. The IntuneWin32App packager requires a valid `detection.xml` at the root of the archive alongside the content folder. +- **Affected file:** Copieur_2eme.intunewin (evidence/Copieur_2eme.intunewin) +- **Affected code:** ImpTune .intunewin generator (commit 1c3f458) +- **Resolution path:** Debug the generator to verify Detection.xml is being created, embedded, and follows the expected Intune Win32 app manifest schema. Recommended: run `/gsd:debug` on the .intunewin generator, OR let phase verification surface this as a gap and use `/gsd:plan-phase 10 --gaps` to draft a gap-closure plan. +- **Status:** Open — plan 10-02 stopped; gap-closure cycle required before retesting ## Sign-off - [ ] All five RTVAL criteria PASS or have documented rationale