Hello all, if I may summarize the points we agree on in this discussion: - l10n tests should be included in the TCM as they are important part of the testing and as there can be issues related not just to new features but also to localizations in relation with new features - NLC/L10N teams should not stop to provide QA on localized builds
So in this regard I suggest that the new TCM platform be used and made available to the L10N QA teams. Regards, Charles. Rafaella Braconi a écrit : > Hi Sophie, All, > > TCM has been set up on the virtuallab by Sun/Globalization because > l10n testing is key to guarantee the quality of the products. This is > also the reason why last year we updated the TCM to a newer version > which enables different test scenarios for different needs and based > on different resource availability. > > Naoyuki - from the Sun/Globalization team - has announced TCM testing > because it is fundamental to perform to release a product. If new > functions need to be tested to make TCM l10n testing successful, then > new TCM scenarios can be created to test new features. For example a > scenario called 2.3_new_features. This project is open source. We have > something like 60 language versions. The N-L/l10n Community are in the > better position to decide what to test to make sure we release quality > products. > > Rafaella > > sophie wrote: > >> Hi Thorsten, all, >> >> From what I've read, NLC is not entitled to validate the localized >> version any more and the work we have done since years is not the one >> that should have been done. (I thought I've been in contact with Sun >> developers from quite a time now...). >> >> TCM is not to be used any more since the tests on them are not the good >> one too. I don't know why so many people have waste their time on it. I >> don't either know what will be the purpose of QA track for the future >> releases. >> >> I think that some communication [again] with the NLC about it would have >> been fair and a clear process on how the 2.3 (other than EN) will be >> released is welcome. >> >> Kind regards >> Sophie --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
