Re: [Fedora QA] #152: Test Cases Management

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#152: Test Cases Management
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  Reporter:  rhe          |       Owner:  rhe          
      Type:  enhancement  |      Status:  new          
  Priority:  major        |   Milestone:  Fedora 15    
 Component:  Wiki         |     Version:               
Resolution:               |    Keywords:  retrospective
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Comment (by jlaska):

 I love the idea of doing a test event with a pilot instance of
 nitrate/TCMS.  It was fun doing that with the semantic-mediawiki, and I
 think we learn a lot with that approach.  We've all talked about TCMS and
 how best to integrate it with our workflow.  There are definite
 shortcomings to our current wiki-based approach that limit our ability to
 growth, but there are plenty of positive lessons learned that I think we
 should recognize and prioritize.

 Hurry: Would you be willing to start drafting some wiki content so we can
 capture this?  Either a requirements or technology comparison document?  I
 don't want this to be a free-for-all 'I want a pony' list of features we
 want of a TCMS solution.  But perhaps starting with documenting the pro's
 and con's with our current wiki-based workflow?  The goal for me would be
 to identify what our MUST-HAVE and NICE-TO-HAVE's are from any solution.
 Ideally, we can use that to determine the best route forward (whether it's
 filing bugs/tickets/rfe's against TCMS, or something else).

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