TestMtg, 2008-06-12
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QA Meeting 2008-06-12
Dicussed:
- How to get the new QA team up to speed on things that they don't know about yet
- Decide who/what/how the team will be testing for the upcoming August release
- Community testing
- Training - Getting new volunteers/interns/employees up to speed in a technical sense
- Ensuring knowledge isn't lost when interns/volunteers change
- More interns/temps?
- Defined release criteria.
- Process? (OLPC-3)
- Release notes w/ build, hardware and firmware versions (for consistency in testing)
- Bugs fixed + features added
- Release manager moves bugfixes and features to QA (test) stream
- Trac
- Who is responsible for closing bugs?
- Workflow
- Trac. Original submitter closes a ticket. QA has the right to close any ticket
- Test Environment
- Alpha test (real use cases) in the lab environment
- Home
- School
- Specific AP(s)
- 100 laptop testbed
- Alpha test (real use cases) in the lab environment
- Background tasks for QA for when there isn't a specific task needing to be finished at the moment
- Test 8.1.1 thoroughly (build 708)
- (Create) test cases
- Smoketests on new builds
- Test case management (possibly done on Trac?)
- Wiki links -- so people new to testing can get themselves up to speed quickly, and without large amounts of one-to-one help.
community test meeting
present: kim, charlie, joe, mel
- ILXO has offered to "test testing" - or rather, community testing processes - this summer in Chicago with volunteers.
Mel's grid on how she thinks different types of test volunteers can best spend their time
Skilled testers | Unskilled testers | |
---|---|---|
Long term | Complex charters/plans, special-equipment testbeds | Training to become skilled testers |
Short term | Making plans for skilled-long-term tests and tools for unskilled-short-term tests | Step-by-step instructions, scripts, and automatic error reporting |
Things we won't be focusing on in Chicago for testing-testing:
- XS testing - too unstable yet. Joe to update when it's stable enough for community testing.
- Connectivity testing - already being done in other places
- Activity testing - if it happens in IL, cool; if it doesn't, ok
todo
- Ad-hoc exploratory testing of build 708
- Charlie to make "how to upgrade to 708" guide, send to Mel
- Mel (and ILXO) to use, test, proofread
- ILXO to do/lead exploratory testing on 708 until procedures come
- Build testing (release candidate) during the month of July
- Joe to define deliverables and due dates he wants from community testers, send to Kim/Charlie/Mel/Christoph/etc.
Mel to send Joe contact information for ILXO testersdone Mchua
- Documentation testing
- Joe/Kim to define most important "documentation features" that OLPC should have available (on the wiki or otherwise), send to Mel/ILXO for testing