John Poelstra wrote:
James Laska said the following on 01/17/2008 05:52 AM Pacific Time:
Greetings folks,
I wanted to thank folks who joined the fun at our Friday hackfest
session @ FUDCON. There were a lot of great ideas for how best to
flesh out the test plan.
The test plan is under development at
http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/QA/TestPlans/Fedora9Install [1]
How much of this testplan are we planning to execute on the Fedora 9
Alpha? I think it would be good to have a portion of it ready by then.
We could potentially slice and dice this a few ways. One way to view
the tests would be by milestone (alpha, beta, RC etc..). In section
"Test Pass/Fail Criteria"
(http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/QA/TestPlans/Fedora9Install#head-fe8bc4554801c1b99ceb2f2b3f508a3f4bd16fcf)
I've attempted to outline how the test results will be evaluated at the
different F9 milestones. For example, for the Alpha ...
Entrance criteria have been met
All tier#1 tests have been executed
That might be a bit aggressive ... but no better way to tell than trying
it. A big outstanding piece is to define what tier#1 includes.
How do folks feel about ...
Tier#1
* Install Source / URL
* Install Source / NFS
* Install Source / NFS ISO
* Install Source / DVD
* Package Sets / Default Package Install
* Package Sets / Minimal Package Install
* Partitioning / ext3 on native device
* Partitioning / rootfs on LVM device
* Partitioning / rootfs on RAID1 (not sure about this one)
* User Interface / Graphical Installation
* User Interface / Text-mode Installation
* User Interface / VNC Installation
The intent is that the tier#1 test results provide a 10,000 ft view of
how usable a given tree is. From there we might dive deeper involving
specific hardware setups and complex environments.
> I think it would be good to have a portion of it ready by then.
Good call John, I agree.
Thanks,
James
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