Re: Re: Looking docs on a site. QA
| From: | Helgi Þormar | Date: | Tue, 09 Nov 2004 10:49:15 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Re: Looking docs on a site. QA | ||
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On Tue, 2004-11-09 at 10:21, Alexey Borzov wrote:
> I think this particular discussion may be of interest to PEAR developers
> not generally interested in QA, since its outcome may potentially change
> the way they work with their packages.
>
> Besides, the QA team RFC was accepted half a year ago by PEAR developers
> and the core members were elected by PEAR developers. It would be fair
> if said QA team gave a brief overview on what was already done to make
> PEAR better and what is being done now.
Hi,
I have to admit that QA hasn't been very much alive since it was elected
(no I'm not in the QA team ;P), I'm not sure what the reason is for
that, I'm not going to try to guess, maybe they can explain them self
later on, but of course one has to think that those are guys that have
package in PEAR, job, real life stuff (*gasp*) and doing some real QA
work can take a lot of time.
Anyway with that rant of mine aside, I can tell you guys that the QA
team (most of them anyway) will be having a real life meeting this
evening at the PHP conf , so maybe it would be good to wait for that
meeting to end before they give any overview or such.
One of the things their going to talk about (if Klaus remembers to tell
the others) is to talk about a Orphan RFC (Alexey should be happy now
since he insisted while back that we made such thing :))
One has also note that the QA shouldn't be very visible force (the less
we see of them, the better condition PEAR is in I guess :))
Anyway the most important things IMHO for the QA team to do is, to make
the Orphan RFC, find out which packages are orphaned, find new
developers for those packages, and maybe start looking at the doc
infrastructure
</rant>
Those are just my 2cents
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Regards
Helgi