On Mon, 9 Sept 2024, 17:54 Derick Rethans, <der...@php.net> wrote: > Hi! > > I am proposing to move all the content away from qa.php.net and merge it > into php.net > > These are the follogwing things currently on the side: > > - Documentation on how to write tests > (https://qa.php.net/write-test.php), and how to handle bug reports > (https://qa.php.net/handling-bugs.php); which should be integrated in > wherever we now have internals documentation — please advise where > that should go. > > - Some goals of the QA team (https://qa.php.net/projects.php), which we > can probably remove. > > - The latest QA releases (https://qa.php.net/), with SHAs; this should > be merged with https://www.php.net/downloads in some fashion. It would > also mean that release managers won't have to update two git > repositories. > > - A whole lot of "make test" reports, last really used in 2017 for PHP > 7.1: https://qa.php.net/pftt.php — none of the links to the actual > reports work any way. This also takes up nearly 70GB! of data. I > recommend we just delete it all. > > Opinions? > > cheers, > Derick
I mainly just reference https://qa.php.net/expectf_details.php. I also link to this from https://github.com/ScriptFUSION/Pip. Keep in mind that PHPUnit (secretly) supports the PHPT format and the QA site is the only (un)official reference for its implementation. I think the QA subsite should be retired as it is very difficult to discover and accessing the PHPT information is currently somewhat of a dark art. It should not be hidden. But will the old links still work (read: redirect) to the new location? Cheers, Bilge
