On Mon, 2013-03-25 at 06:01 -0400, Kamil Paral wrote:
> > So now we have to test not configure something in anaconda and see if
> > initial setup picks it up or not hurray for needles complication
> > instead
> > of just using either the installer or the initial setup tool to
> > completely handle this.
>
> I have to agree here, the new approach have some benefits for the user
> ("you can set things up immediately, or on your first boot, whatever
> suits you more"), but quite complicates testing efforts for us.
> However, that is a different discussion, which should be started with
> all the teams joined in.
Yeah, I agree that Viking has a valid point, the new system does result
in more potential points of failure to test (instead of 'one thing has
to work' we have 'two things and the interaction between them have to
work').
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