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# Native Tester Guide
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Use this guide when asking someone on macOS or Windows to validate VoxVera.
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## Scope
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VoxVera is not just an installer test. The real question is whether it can function as a reliable Tor hidden-service host on that platform.
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That means every tester should be asked to validate:
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1. install
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2. build
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3. serve
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4. onion identity persistence
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5. login/reboot recovery
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6. offline/reconnect recovery
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7. logs and diagnostics
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## Canonical Checklists
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- macOS: `docs/macos-validation-checklist.md`
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- Windows: `docs/windows-validation-checklist.md`
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## What To Ask Testers To Send Back
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- platform and OS version
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- install path used
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- `voxvera platform-status --json`
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- `voxvera doctor --json`
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- `voxvera autostart status --json`
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- whether `voxvera serve` produced an `.onion` URL
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- whether `.onionshare-session` persisted after restart
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- whether hosting resumed after reboot/login
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- whether hosting resumed after network reconnect
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- exact error output for any failure
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## What Not To Conclude Prematurely
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- successful installation does not prove hosting works
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- successful hosting once does not prove recovery works
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- binary availability does not prove platform parity
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## Current Repo Position
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- Linux CLI with `systemd --user`: supported
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- Docker CLI: experimental
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- macOS CLI: experimental
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- Windows CLI: experimental
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Do not promote macOS or Windows above `experimental` without native recovery evidence.
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