Mailinglist Archive: opensuse-testing (39 mails)

[jdd <jdd@xxxxxxxxx>]

Holger Sickenberg a écrit :

> 1)Installation/Update Tests
>   Test installing and updating from the former openSUSE version (for
>   11.1 it was 11.0)

testing the install is pretty easy (need only to keep a partition
free), testing *update* seems to me much more difficult, at least it
would need some sort of HOWTO: howto backup previous install, just in
case things go wrong or to be able to do it again (g4l?)

Install should have a list of all the kind of hardware needing
detailed tests use of automated HW list could allow to ask one defined
tester who have one particular HW :-)

all this seems mostly kernel directed? couldn't we also use the other
distribution bugzilla to know what is wrong or share infos on a given
kernel?

> All test cases and results are stored in the tool "Testopia" (an
> enhancement to Bugzilla) which is unfortunately just accessable for
> people inside Novell.

this is odd and should be the first priority (at least open to test
team or members)

> - test of installation/updates on a wider hardware base
> - better test coverage of feature tests
> - creating and executing of test cases for base system and applications

true

thanks
jdd


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