Introductory email from a new member!

2014-03-18 Thread Jeremie Carpentier-Roy
Hello everyone!

The steps on the QA Team page says to send a small email to introduce
myself, and I like following steps; isn't it what makes a great tester? :P

My name is Jeremie and I'm a software engineer from Montreal, Canada, and
to categorize my past QA work, I would say I've been intermittently
touching the QA-side of software development (writing test scripts, writing
automated tests, tracking/documenting/solving software bugs) as part of my
day job projects.

My plans to contribute to the Ubuntu QA Team is first to familiarize myself
with QA at a much larger scale than what I'm used to, starting small by
getting acquainted with the Tester role and eventually going up to Test
Writer/Developer.

Looking forward to log in IRC and get in touch with you guys/girls. Now,
IRC, that's something I haven't touched in a long time...

See ya!

-Jeremie
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Some congrats are in order

2014-03-18 Thread Nicholas Skaggs
I just wanted to offer some congrats to Senan, who I believe has set a 
record for the longest MP to finally land. Senan started last October on 
a test for disk usage analyzer and I was able to merge the test today 
after many reviews and tweaks (26 revisions by my count)!


Senan, your perseverance is amazing, and I think you've come a long way 
as a test author. Here's to your next MP. I trust it will come much 
sooner :-p


I also wanted to mention Adam who has been hacking on the desktop tests 
as well and recently landed some merges of his own. He's been hacking on 
rhythmnbox and doing some interesting things with mocking, etc. Congrats 
on your first merge and here's to many more!


Thomas as well as been hacking on some xubuntu autopilot tests and saw a 
merge of his own land recently too!


Well done everyone!

Nicholas

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Re: Introductory email from a new member!

2014-03-18 Thread Nicholas Skaggs

On 03/18/2014 11:06 AM, Jeremie Carpentier-Roy wrote:

Hello everyone!

The steps on the QA Team page says to send a small email to introduce
myself, and I like following steps; isn't it what makes a great tester? :P

My name is Jeremie and I'm a software engineer from Montreal, Canada, and
to categorize my past QA work, I would say I've been intermittently
touching the QA-side of software development (writing test scripts, writing
automated tests, tracking/documenting/solving software bugs) as part of my
day job projects.

My plans to contribute to the Ubuntu QA Team is first to familiarize myself
with QA at a much larger scale than what I'm used to, starting small by
getting acquainted with the Tester role and eventually going up to Test
Writer/Developer.

Looking forward to log in IRC and get in touch with you guys/girls. Now,
IRC, that's something I haven't touched in a long time...

See ya!

-Jeremie
Welcome Jeremie! Given your background, I think you would be an 
excellent candidate to help out with our automated test writing. Check 
out this page for more on the role:


https://wiki.ubuntu.com/QATeam/Roles/TestWriter

As a means to understand the big picture, I recommend checking out a 
series of posts I just did on my blog. The first one gives you a really 
high level view on how QA works within ubuntu.


http://www.theorangenotebook.com/2014/03/a-simple-look-at-testing-within-ubuntu.html

If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to ask. I look forward 
to working with you!


Nicholas



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