On Wed, 2009-12-02 at 10:52 -0800, Adam Williamson wrote:
One of the rather important bits of test days is follow-up - we have
people show up, test, file a bunch of bugs. Great. Now what happens?
Hopefully, the bugs get worked on, and a proposed fix is landed in the
affected component (anaconda). Then what? How does the reporter test
that the fix works? We have another test day?
How about a "verification day" ? But yes, I think that's the idea,
either a follow up test day, updates.img files passed around via bugs,
or the next snapshot, it all depends at what point we are in the
development process.
The main test day track tends to get overloaded anyway; do we have a
regular anaconda test day track for each release? Anaconda test days
every two weeks?
Good questions. I think it's about time we are able to handle multiple
test subjects on given days, as your testing crowd will be both
different and similar. Is that possible?
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