On Tue, Dec 09, 2008 at 01:06:58PM +0000, "Jóhann B. Guðmundsson" wrote: >> Maybe a small gui tool showing the latest testing-updates and allowing >> to send (positive) bohdi-karma would encourage more people to actually >> send the karma which in turn would encourage developers to use >> updates-testing more. > First of all this falls on to testers... > Developers should spend their time developing. > Testers should spend their time testing that's what we are here for. While I don't buy the black/white developer/tester distinction, I agree that my email should have been sent to fedora-test-list. > Secondly a small bodhi voting gui does not cut it. > Testers need know what to test to ensure that the component behaves as > it should > so you need an application that... > A) Fetches the test case for a component and > B) Has the ability to log in and vote in bodhi. Yeah - in an ideal world that would be needed. But lets face it: There isn't a lot of positive karma given on bohdi currently (corret me if I'm wrong - but that is my impression). Now if everyone who has updates-testing active would give positive kama for an update of an application that he/she actually uses this would be a big win for the process. And this - in my view - does not mean "I have tested it according to test-cases x,y,z" but it does mean "I have used the application for what I usually use it for and it still does what it used to do". if we are going to end up with too many +1s too fast we can always tune the automatic push at +3 accordingly. > I suppose I can add that to my TODO list since i'm going to developer > ( and hopefully others as well ) the "Fedora-Bug-Reporting" application Don't get me wrong here - having such an app available sounds sounds like a very good idea but having testcases for all fedora packages doesn't sound very likely - at least not within the next 25-30 releases ;) -- sven === jabber/xmpp: sven@xxxxxxxxxx -- fedora-test-list mailing list fedora-test-list@xxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe: https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-test-list
