Hi Michelle,Yes, I think we are going to test on the environments matrix....here is the tentative QA document that Alison wrote. I've been filling it out a bit more and the question of how to test the bundles came up.
http://wiki.fluidproject.org/display/fluid/Custom+Builder+QA+Test+Plan I'm fairly pleased with your suggestion of option 1 with a single instance of option 3. It provides a good balance between thoroughness and reasonable testing times. I wonder if anyone else has thoughts.Laurel
Michelle D'Souza wrote:
Where do we plan to test this? Are we going to test on everything in the testing environments matrix? http://wiki.fluidproject.org/x/j4w7 If so, I'd think option 1 is good enough for most of the testing and I would select a single environment and do option 3 there.Michelle On 8-Sep-09, at 11:13 AM, Laurel A. Williams wrote:The custom build tool allows you to select various infusion modules and download a custom bundle (a zip file containing either a source or minified js file and all accompanying required files). How do we test that the downloaded bundle contains the infusion components that we want (and does not contain the components we do not want).Here are some options we have discussed so far:1) Open the zip file and check for the appropriate directories which are related to the infusion modules you selected. Also ensure that components that were not selected are not included in the directories.2) Do 1 and also do some sort of manual searching within the js file (minified) to ensure that components are included/excluded as selected.3) Do 1 and/or 2 and take the downloaded bundle and deploy it somewhere to test the existence of various components.I'm wondering what method others in the community think of these techniques and to what degree do we need to test the downloaded bundle?Laurel<laurel_williams.vcf>_______________________________________________________fluid-work mailing list - [email protected] To unsubscribe, change settings or access archives, see http://fluidproject.org/mailman/listinfo/fluid-work------------------------------------------------------ Michelle D'Souza Software Developer, Fluid Project Adaptive Technology Resource Centre University of Toronto
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