On Fri, 2010-07-30 at 15:29 -0700, Adam Williamson wrote: > I'd like to propose the following two criteria: > > * Automated bug handling tools intended to be present in each build > should be present and functional to the point of generating valid > error reports and storing them. (Alpha) > > * Automated bug handling tools present in each build must be able to > generate valid bug reports and report them to the appropriate bug > tracking tool. (Beta) > > I don't think we need Alpha to ship with reporting capabilities > intact, > it's something we can fix post-Alpha release and not lose much, since > people will be able to submit stored reports once the bug is fixed. Or > is this again too complex and we should just go with the more > stringent requirement at Alpha stage? Apologies for the delay. I like the above proposed additions, and their recommended milestone. I was about to suggest combining the first criteria with the existing Alpha criteria "The installer must be able to report failures to Bugzilla, with appropriate information included". I like combining them from a KISS standpoint. However, I think there is value in requiring that the installer be able to submit bug reports directly into bugzilla for the Alpha, and all subsequent milestones. That's the first contact most testers will have with Fedora, and to me, it's tremendously valuable to have it as easy as possible to receive good bug reports (including failure logs etc...). In summary: In addition to your proposed Alpha addition, keep the existing Alpha installer bug reporting criteria as well. I tweaked the Alpha criteria slightly to add a bit more detail around expectations. Thoughts? > > * Automated bug handling tools intended to be present in each build > > must be able to detect, notify the user and generate valid error > > reports for manual submission to the appropriate bug tracking tool. > > (Alpha) Thanks, James
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