Add QA Smoke Kit sample to com.beamable#4719
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Ship an importable internal smoke-test harness inside the SDK package so it stays in sync with the code it tests and installs in one click via the Beam Samples window. Includes SmokeRunner (BeamContext / Accounts.OnReady readiness), SmokeRetryWatcher (retry-buffer overflow watcher), SmokeReferenceContent (smoke_ref MustReferenceContent test type), a pre-wired QASmokeKit scene, a generic README procedure, the package.json samples registration, and a changelog entry. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Adds an importable internal smoke-test harness as a new sample in
com.beamable. It is co-located with the SDK so it tracks API changes: when the SDK changes, the harness imported alongside it stays in sync. It installs in one click via the Beam Samples window.What's included
Samples/QASmokeKit/:SmokeRunner.cs— happy-path readiness harness; awaitsBeamContext.Default.OnReadyandAccounts.OnReady, logs[SMOKE] PASS/FAILto the Editor log.SmokeRetryWatcher.cs— passive watcher that flags anIndexOutOfRangeException/ overflow duringBeamContextinit (retry-buffer fault check).SmokeReferenceContent.cs— asmoke_refcontent type giving theMustReferenceContentpicker a top-level test surface.QASmokeKit.unity— one GameObject named "QA Smoke Runner" withSmokeRunnerattached; open and press Play.Accounts.OnReadystale-token resilience), recipe B (BeamContextretry-buffer), theMustReferenceContentpicker test, and how to read[SMOKE]results from the Editor log.samplesarray inpackage.json;docsUrlomitted (optional, avoids a dead link) perLibraryService.cs. Changelog entry added under[5.1.1]> Added.Verification notes
jqparsespackage.json; all six new asset GUIDs are unique; the scene's MonoBehaviourm_ScriptreferencesSmokeRunner.cs.meta's GUID..metafiles are hand-authored to match the LightBeam samples' format. Worth opening once in Unity during review to confirm the scene loads cleanly and the sample appears/imports correctly from the Beam Samples window.🤖 Generated with Claude Code