On Mon, 2009-06-29 at 10:45 +0800, Liam wrote: > Greetings, > > This is a draft (standard operating procedure) for Fedora Install > test.This document involves process or steps by which QA organize > install test in community. The purpose of SOP is to make QA's > responsibilities transparent,so anyone can join + lead + contribute in > this test in the near future. > This page is only a draft now,need your suggestions and > corrections,do you have some comments? > The page of draft at: > https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/User:Liam/Draft_Install_Test_SOP Nice! I think this starts to capture a fair amount of the steps involved when attempting to organize collaborative testing against an upcoming milestone (e.g. Alpha, Beta). * I've slightly reworded the introduction and moved it above the table of contents. Hopefully this doesn't dilute the message you were trying to convey, just let me know. * Perhaps unintentional, the install test dates should be prior to the official milestone release. The testing efforts described in this process are intended to provide data for a GO / NO_GO release decision. But you bring up a good point about collecting results *after* the milestone has been released. Perhaps we need to spell that out. I don't have any good suggestions at the moment, I will contemplate a bit ... Some other minor suggestions I might offer: * Perhaps similar to the comment Adam Williamson had regarding the use of spacing around question mark '?' in the Xorg Debugging document. Make sure to follow each period '.' with two spaces, and each comma ',' with a single space. * When linking to other pages on the wiki, try to use the [[PageName]] syntax. * FYI ... I've gone ahead and added this to the category [[Category:QA SOPs]] Thanks, James
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