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 Hi Thorsten,

Thorsten Behrens skrev 2010-10-07 10:25:
Hi,

as we start to ramp up more infrastructure, I'd like to make
you think about what's crucially needed to do QA for LibreOffice
3.3.

First of all, this is what we currently have:

  * a LibreOffice technical list (I'd like to have devs&  QA
    discussion there):
    http://lists.freedesktop.org/mailman/listinfo/libreoffice

  * a bugtracker - bugs.freedesktop.org for the while
    (use
     https://bugs.freedesktop.org/buglist.cgi?query_format=ecific&order
=levance+desc&bug_status=__open__&product=LibreOffice&content    to list all currently-filed 
LibreOffice bugs)

  * a wiki (well, soon ;))

  * the testtool (similar to OpenOffice.org)

I'd prefer if we do the 3.3 release in a somewhat lightweight
fashion, and add tools as we go (and decide that we need them) - I
know that the OpenOffice.org QA project has things like QATrack,
QUASTe, and TCM - but I wonder which of those pass the test of "we
really need it, and it's worth the effort to duplicate it/set it
up".

This may not the most important thing for the first release, but in the long run QATrack would serve as a dashboard for the different statuses for different rc's for different languages. If we want to use it, I would be happy to set it up for you. The prerequisite is a server to put it on, which I could find out.

The other tools are great tools for the initial release, and also some written tests as the qa starts?

Best

Per
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