Re: 4.3.0-pre1 - Mac OS X results

Hello Mark, almost done :) We were already working on something like this, it is in testing now. We'll post to the list as soon as we have something solid. regards, Derick On Fri, 11 Oct 2002, Mark J. Hershenson wrote: > >> Before I got spammed... > >> > >> Apologies for the StuffIt compression on the attachments. I got a message > >> back from PAIR saying my mail had to be less than 40k, and base64'ing those > >> attachments made it 41k without an email body. :| > > > > It would help us if you didn't have to do this, can you please split it > > up into more mails instead? I'm afraid most people who work on PHP can > > not handle .sit files. > > > > Derick > > Just a thought, but wouldn't it be a boon if the front-end system accepted > these types of files as well using file uploading? > > As it was, creating multiple emails wasn't impossible nor overly involved, > but it still seems unintuitive, especially when the instructions only read: > > "Please send the .log file accompanying that test case to > php-qa@lists.php.net if a test fails." > > Additionally, the test system uses the same test case names in multiple > tests, meaning that there can be more than one "002.log" files, which mean > there seems an inherent limitation in what logs you can easily make publicly > available by, say, one's own webserver instead of multiple emails. I renamed > those files to avoid that issue, but perhaps it would be helpful if the > testing cases adopted a convention of: > > {extension}-{testname}.{phpt|log} > > Also, shouldn't the test program create a folder /tests/failures/ and > copy/move the .log files there so that there is one place to find failure > log files? > > And one step further, shouldn't the test application prompt the user: > > * Would you like to provide the error logs to the PHP QA team? > > If yes, ask for their name and basic info about their system, and > then use PEAR to send those logs as email attachments to > php-qa@lists.php.net. > > If not, exit, and let the user know that if they choose to do so in > the future, they can email their logs to the list. > > It just seems to me that these little things could help the QA process > immensely to make reporting even more transparent to the user, and increase > the volume of submitted log files for analysis. > > Mark J. Hershenson > markhers@green-ant.com > http://www.green-ant.com/ > > > -- > PHP Quality Assurance Mailing List <http://www.php.net/> > To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php > -- --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Derick Rethans http://derickrethans.nl/ JDI Media Solutions --------------[ if you hold a unix shell to your ear, do you hear the c? ]-