Re: Getting the QA Effort organised
| From: | Joey Smith | Date: | Fri, 14 Jul 2000 15:47:28 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Getting the QA Effort organised | ||
| References: | 1 | Groups: | php.qa |
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> After working over the threads, I have realized that we
> should probably start by defining the logistics of the team.
>
> As always, anything posted here is open to discussion,
> debate and disagreement. Please comment on as many points
> as possible.
>
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> Here is what we already know
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> Why We Exist:
> ------------
> The primary goal for the QA team will be to support the PHP
> core developers by providing quality assurance.
Possible secondary goals:
Produce regressions tests/test cases for fixed bugs
Weed out duplicate/worthless bugs
(...)
>
>
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> Here is what we must figure out!
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> Who wants to be involved in the core team
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>
> Could everyone who is prepared to be actively involved with
> the PHP QA Team please send a confirmation to the list.
>
Count me in!
>
> How to help the QA effort succeed
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> I am prepared to spend 1 hour per day, 5 days per week on
> the effort.
>
> Perhaps some of the experienced Open Source developers on
> the list could comment on what strategies they use to help
> themselves find time to work on their Open Source projects.
I can match you. ;)
I've been working with the PHP Team for a while now,
and it's all just a matter of making it a priority.