Re: [Ubuntu-phone] Introducing Pilot; an app for testing

[Brendan Donegan]

Hi,

Pressing start the test will take you to the screen where you can select
the result as Pass or Fail - both screens display the same instructions.

On Fri, 2 Oct 2015 at 12:59 Matthias Apitz  wrote:

> El día Thursday, October 01, 2015 a las 12:27:26PM -0400, Nicholas Skaggs
> escribió:
>
> > Since the initial announcement of a Ubuntu phone, the community has been
> > involved with finding bugs, fixing things, developing apps, and helping
> > make the phone what it is today. As time went on, users have been asking
> > for an easier way to help test new versions of Ubuntu, new core apps,
> > new services, etc. I agreed with them and longed for an easy to use
> > application that would allow an enthusiast to help run needed tests and
> > communicate the results.
> >
> > Today, I'd like to introduce a new application that is based on the
> > excellent work by the checkbox team called Pilot. This application is
> > the culmination of that dream. Pilot allows you to run manual tests on
> > your device and submit your results back to the QA team within
> > Canonical. You can execute tests on your phone at any time directly via
> > the application. Application updates will bring new tests that the QA
> > team wishes to target.
> >
> > So try the app out. Run through the tests and submit results. And then
> > also let us know what you think of using the application. It's my desire
> > to make the act of testing simple enough for you to do whenever the mood
> > strikes! Otherwise you might just play Falldown[1] instead :p
>
> I did:
>
> 1. installed the app
> 2. started the app
> 3. clicked "Start Testing"
> 4. checked box "dekko-firstrun"
> 5. clicked "Continue"
> 6. clicked "Start Testing" (4 tests were already marked in the checkbox)
>
> Now an instruction page comes up with 6 instructions. Should I do them
> manually or just click "Start the test"?
>
> matthias
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Introducing Pilot; an app for testing

[Nicholas Skaggs]

Since the initial announcement of a Ubuntu phone, the community has been 
involved with finding bugs, fixing things, developing apps, and helping 
make the phone what it is today. As time went on, users have been asking 
for an easier way to help test new versions of Ubuntu, new core apps, 
new services, etc. I agreed with them and longed for an easy to use 
application that would allow an enthusiast to help run needed tests and 
communicate the results.


Today, I'd like to introduce a new application that is based on the 
excellent work by the checkbox team called Pilot. This application is 
the culmination of that dream. Pilot allows you to run manual tests on 
your device and submit your results back to the QA team within 
Canonical. You can execute tests on your phone at any time directly via 
the application. Application updates will bring new tests that the QA 
team wishes to target.


So try the app out. Run through the tests and submit results. And then 
also let us know what you think of using the application. It's my desire 
to make the act of testing simple enough for you to do whenever the mood 
strikes! Otherwise you might just play Falldown[1] instead :p


Nicholas

1. http://rpadovani.com/falldown-010/

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