Sounds interesting Gregor!
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Automated UI testing is usually done by running a web browser, generating
artificial user input, then verifying the result either by DOM analysis or
image recognition on screenshots.
Our devs have achieved good results with TestCafe:
https://devexpress.github.io/testcafe/
It's very easy to writ
We are here talking about the one who presses the trigger (merge), not the
one submitting PR/code/etc - merge action has to be considered if it is OK
to merge or not.
On Thu, 10 Oct 2019 at 13:53, Sven Vogel wrote:
> > Catching inefficient or poorly written code is important, but no one
> will
> Catching inefficient or poorly written code is important, but no one will
> care that the code is beautifully written, if the SSVM deletes a users' VMs
> because what looked good in theory didn't work in practice.
Agree Paul.
--trust
maybe I was misunderstood. if a person has a lot of commi
Yes, the 'independent verification' could come from one of the LGTM committers,
although an explanation (+'proof') would still be required for sanity checking.
Catching inefficient or poorly written code is important, but no one will
care that the code is beautifully written, if the SSVM delet
I think 2 LGTM should be ok if anyone of them has tested it.
The main thing is you need to trust anyway that the person if he has tested it
E.g. manually.
That’s live and trust from committers I think. Apache is also a chain of trust.
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Is there a way to "force" some text into the PR description - i.e. like we
do for ISSUES (there is some predefined text when creating one).
My idea ^^^ is to make those rules visible in every PR - besides having
rules more explicit, they need to be more visible (as a reminder) to humans
pulling the
BUMP.
Hey Guys,
We have a lot of new people in the community these days; this seems like an
important exercise to ensure that we're all on the same page, whether that ends
up simply re-signing up to the existing practices or evolving them.
_personally_ I'd like the conditions to be more explic
That sounds great Ivan! You can see the code at
https://github.com/shapeBlue/primate
Hopefully within a couple of weeks it'll be able to be included in the Apache
repo.
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