Oh heck, I left one out that i don't think Nicholas mentioned either.
There kind of need to be two separate "install alongside" tests to be sure the
button in the lower right hand corner changes from Continue to Install Now (and
vice versa) depending on whether or not adequate free space exists.
Hi,
you guys are on the mark!
It is planned to have a matrix for test cases, that is something for 13.10
from the discussion. What was really stressed at that session is the risk
of burn out. It's something I do keep going on about. Please do not 'feel
bad' if you're a bit tired / bad time of mon
We are borg we will adapt... we will take over the world... we will
solve bug #1
:D
Phill.
P.S. and yes, we are allowed a sense of humour!
On 31 October 2012 00:22, Greg Faith wrote:
> Arf! Arf! Who let the dogs out? We will adapt, slowly yes..struggling
> yes.. griping yes.. But we get i
I'm guessing that it will end up being "adopt an iso (or upgrade) + adopt an
installation process" since we''ll apparently have at least 4 or 5 new
installation options:
#upgrade via live media
#reinstall via live media
#lvm installation
#full disk encryption
#possibly another for encryption of
Arf! Arf! Who let the dogs out? We will adapt, slowly yes..struggling
yes.. griping yes.. But we get it done..
Greg nm_geo
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Hi Lance,
amongst many things that have been discussed is the 'burn-out' of testers.
One of the things that I 'squealed' about was the asking the testers to do
a weeks' worth of testing in 2 - 3 days (Or, if we take the final RC just
36 hours). Whilst we hope that such a fraknestorm will not hit 1
You're doing fine Phill :^)
I'm just curious how this will all shake out for iso/upgrade testers.
If they expect testers to devote every day, every other week to testing that's
much more than most of us can handle . I'd think :^)
Like at the end of the last cycle we almost got in a race, th
Hi Lance,
I hope my earlier email made sense of the discussion that was do we do Sun
--> Sat *OR* Fri --> Thur
Fri --> Thur won and that will be the cycle. I can only apologise for any
confusion, the ether pad was a discussion area for the session and did not
include all that was decided.
I'm tr
Hi Lance,
the Friday -> Thursday cycle was suggested by one of the L-QA team so it
was me that added it to the Doc. In the meeting it was accepted that it was
the better one to take and has been adopted.
For stability testing, as 13.04 will basically be a 'rolling release' up to
the 1st Beta mile
I forwarded a copy of this to my daughter and her thought was that "Sunday -
Saturday/Friday - Thursday" would be better defined by saying:
Sunday -> Saturday
Friday -> Thurday
Either way, if that is correct, do they expect each iso/upgrade tester to test
every day of that cycle?
If so it's a
My thoughts on this are largely positive. When I look at the linked doc I see
Nicholas addressed a couple of my concerns:
# stability -- non-developer centric scheduling and testing; code was caught in
an untestable state during planned testing
# Should we target specific packages for testing i
hi Ron,
Just to clear up some confusion (that was mentioned at the session). What
is changing is that the devs and release team do not have to 'freeze' new
stuff for each alpha milestone. This allows them more time to get
'features' in and also makes bug releases during a cadence test time less
st
From a purely personal point of view, I need all the testing and
problem encounters I can get. Would be happy to see the alpha tests
done and participate as much as my time allows.
But, given that I'm still a newbie here, I'll will go with whatever
the grou decides.
Ron Mitchell
Sent fr
Hi folks,
apologies for the zero notice on this, I was part way through drafting
something up when I got distracted over our test-cases!
I've attached the ether-pad (in html format to preserve the links) which
has the various links on it for Cadence testing. It was agreed that we will
do Fri - Th
and, just for fun - the meeting on what cadence testing is starts at 16:05
UTC today! http://summit.ubuntu.com/uds-r/b3-m10/ An overview will follow
shortly afterwards!
Regards,
Phill.
On 30 October 2012 15:54, Julien Lavergne wrote:
> Hi,
>
> As you may know, Alphas will be dropped for Ubuntu
Hi,
the page detailing work on test cases has had a minor rename [1]. Please do
feel free to add any work items you are undertaking in the relevant
sections ( or create new ones) so that we all know who is doing what &
when. Test Cases will be back as a priority for us all once UDS-R is
finished s
Hi,
As you may know, Alphas will be dropped for Ubuntu ISOs, and it's up to
the flavors to decide if they want to keep the Alphas or not. Instead,
it will be replace by a cadence testing, meaning we can be free to
organize the daily testing, and only have Beta 1, Beta 2 and Final
release with
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