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* [[User:Kparal|Kparal]] ([[User talk:Kparal|talk]]) - The Rawhide monthly validation pages were a great idea, I think. We captured some problems before Branching, which is always helpful. | * [[User:Kparal|Kparal]] ([[User talk:Kparal|talk]]) - The Rawhide monthly validation pages were a great idea, I think. We captured some problems before Branching, which is always helpful. | ||
* [[User:Kparal|Kparal]] ([[User talk:Kparal|talk]]) - This cycle I tried to convince people to complete '''all''' test cases at least once in every milestone, i.e. test even Final test cases during Alpha and Beta, unless those test cases were blocked by something else. I think that was quite successful, we didn't have that many late surprises as in previous cycles. So I consider that as a success. However, I think this approach could still use some improvement. We should make it our official goal, and maybe even somehow track it - we can use the validation statistics for it, but there's nothing reminding us to do it. | |||
Latest revision as of 09:48, 8 December 2014
- Kparal (talk) - The Rawhide monthly validation pages were a great idea, I think. We captured some problems before Branching, which is always helpful.
- Kparal (talk) - This cycle I tried to convince people to complete all test cases at least once in every milestone, i.e. test even Final test cases during Alpha and Beta, unless those test cases were blocked by something else. I think that was quite successful, we didn't have that many late surprises as in previous cycles. So I consider that as a success. However, I think this approach could still use some improvement. We should make it our official goal, and maybe even somehow track it - we can use the validation statistics for it, but there's nothing reminding us to do it.