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* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/testing/2009-January/000728.html Gnubook] |
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* [http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/testing/2009-January/000703.html Food Force 2] |
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== Upstream testing == |
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Results of [[XOCamp 2#QA]] - see log at [[XOCamp_2/QA]]. In a nutshell, testing looks like this: |
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[[Image:Jan-2009-qa-plan.png]] |
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# Integration testing (minor, pushing out to other groups - over time this will diminish as we become more distribution/software agnostic) - "Fedora! You guys need to do your testing!" etc. |
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# System testing / testbeds (Ed is willing for us to work out a way OLPC can supply test groups with XO testbeds; we need to keep pushing on this if it's what's needed) |
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# Acceptance testing at deployments (minor, turning into major, but being done by not-OLPC-the-organization) - hopefully eventually deployments will be sending software images to OLPC! How do we make development and testing happen locally? |
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We'll also need people to liason-with/join/become the Fedora-OLPC and Sugar Labs test communities. Takers/volunteers? |
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== 8.2.1 test results == |
== 8.2.1 test results == |
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Revision as of 14:45, 15 January 2009
This page is part of the OLPC Community testing Project. How to test an Activity | Reporting test results | Meetings
This is a Community testing meeting. Location is in #olpc-meeting on Start date::January 15, 2009 23:00 (time is in UTC, click here to find the meeting time for your time zone.)
Previous meeting's action items
See Community testing meetings/2009-01-08
Testing requests
A few have hit the list recently. (Should we have a better way of aggregating these requests?)
Upstream testing
Results of XOCamp 2#QA - see log at XOCamp_2/QA. In a nutshell, testing looks like this:
- Integration testing (minor, pushing out to other groups - over time this will diminish as we become more distribution/software agnostic) - "Fedora! You guys need to do your testing!" etc.
- System testing / testbeds (Ed is willing for us to work out a way OLPC can supply test groups with XO testbeds; we need to keep pushing on this if it's what's needed)
- Acceptance testing at deployments (minor, turning into major, but being done by not-OLPC-the-organization) - hopefully eventually deployments will be sending software images to OLPC! How do we make development and testing happen locally?
We'll also need people to liason-with/join/become the Fedora-OLPC and Sugar Labs test communities. Takers/volunteers?
8.2.1 test results
If Mel has time to finish all of them before the meeting...