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- how help on Mac OS X QA | - how help on Mac OS X QA | ||
| − | - how current tests are | + | To help with Mac OS X Quality Assurance testing? Volunteer! Please join the mac@porting.openoffice.org mailing list and post a message |
| − | - clear rules about QA on Mac OS X | + | there explaining your experience and the language you would like to test. Reminder: en_GB is different from en_US. |
| − | - links for external | + | - how current tests are processed |
| − | - | + | The current process for QA of Mac OS X is explained at the TCM site and involves conducting a series of manual tests as well as |
| − | + | automated tests. If a new release candidate is produced with no changes to the Mac OS X version, we conduct a sanity test to insure no | |
| − | + | new problems or the recurrence of old problems. | |
| + | - clear rules about QA on Mac OS X. | ||
| + | All QA tests should be conducted per instructions on the TCM web site. All final results are to be entered on the QA Tracker system. | ||
| + | This system is also used to track QA testing in process with the name of the person conducting the tests. | ||
| + | - links for external information. | ||
| + | - recent *all concerned locales* , with current status | ||
| + | The following languages for version 2.0.4 passed QA: | ||
| + | American English | ||
| + | French | ||
| + | German (Intel version only) | ||
| + | Japanese | ||
| + | Solovenian | ||
Current concerned locales : | Current concerned locales : | ||
| − | German | + | German (PPC Only) |
| − | + | Italian (QA is in progress by the Italian NL team) | |
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| − | Italian ( | + | |
Hebrew (to be confirmed) | Hebrew (to be confirmed) | ||
Macedonian (to be confirmed) | Macedonian (to be confirmed) | ||
| − | Status ... | + | Status |
| + | QA for the 2.0.4 version will close on November 8, 2006. QA for the version 2.1 is not scheduled, yet. | ||
==Mac port Links== | ==Mac port Links== | ||
Revision as of 01:47, 7 November 2006
Contents
Mac OS X Quality Assurance
People
Builds
Maho Nakata posts builds to a File Transfer Protocol (ftp) at ooopackages.good-day.net/pub/OpenOffice.org/MacOSX
QA (Testing)
James MacKenzie , Alexis Pigeon, Shaun McDonald, Joerg Sievers (Automation), Martin Srebotnjak (Slovenian) ... [FIXME] : complete the list
QA for 2.1
Description of the process [FIXME]: complete
missing : a description of
- how help on Mac OS X QA To help with Mac OS X Quality Assurance testing? Volunteer! Please join the mac@porting.openoffice.org mailing list and post a message there explaining your experience and the language you would like to test. Reminder: en_GB is different from en_US. - how current tests are processed The current process for QA of Mac OS X is explained at the TCM site and involves conducting a series of manual tests as well as automated tests. If a new release candidate is produced with no changes to the Mac OS X version, we conduct a sanity test to insure no new problems or the recurrence of old problems. - clear rules about QA on Mac OS X. All QA tests should be conducted per instructions on the TCM web site. All final results are to be entered on the QA Tracker system. This system is also used to track QA testing in process with the name of the person conducting the tests. - links for external information. - recent *all concerned locales* , with current status The following languages for version 2.0.4 passed QA: American English French German (Intel version only) Japanese Solovenian
Current concerned locales :
German (PPC Only) Italian (QA is in progress by the Italian NL team) Hebrew (to be confirmed) Macedonian (to be confirmed)
Status
QA for the 2.0.4 version will close on November 8, 2006. QA for the version 2.1 is not scheduled, yet.
Mac port Links
This work is part of http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Mac_OS_X_Porting_-_Work_Areas/Todo%27s
Ericb 13:40, 7 October 2006 (CEST)
