Peter Flodin wrote: > One thing that I think we are currently missing is test plans for the > community volunteers when doing beta testing. Sure there is a benefit > having large numbers of people doing random things as well, as you > want to test things that nobody thought of. But especially for new > testers I think having some actual tests to run through would ensure > that openSUSE testing is done consistently and I think would attract > people who just need that little hand to get started with Beta > testing. > > I have started http://en.opensuse.org/testing which is in a > rudimentary state at this point. > > Before I go further, I have some questions about > http://betatestdb.suse.de > If I understand correct, it contains SUSE's own internal Beta test > plans. Correct? Can these be made public? Or can interested parties be > given access? Is the contents suitable to be used to create community > test plans? > > I would like to see a range of test plans for different hardware and > components on the wiki, categorised with expected time to complete. > You have a spare 30 minutes, you pull up a suitable length test plan > and complete it. > > Pflodo > Peter Flodin > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >
I second this initiative I have enough time to test some issues, but do not know enough. A guideline and what to test and how to report back (what to zip) would be great. Hugo --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
