cvs: qaweb / testfest.php

zoe Thu Apr 2 07:50:19 2009 UTC Modified files: /qaweb testfest.php Log: updated with SVN repository name http://cvs.php.net/viewvc.cgi/qaweb/testfest.php?r1=1.21&r2=1.22&diff_format=u Index: qaweb/testfest.php diff -u qaweb/testfest.php:1.21 qaweb/testfest.php:1.22 --- qaweb/testfest.php:1.21 Wed Mar 18 18:09:54 2009 +++ qaweb/testfest.php Thu Apr 2 07:50:19 2009 @@ -59,7 +59,7 @@ for getting CVS access</a>. <h3>When will the TestFest take place?</h3> - UGs are free to pick any timeframe in April - June 2009. Each local TestFest + UGs are free to pick any time in April - June 2009. Each local TestFest can last a day, a week or any other timeframe. <h3>Why is the timeframe flexible?</h3> @@ -84,10 +84,38 @@ QA mailinglist</a>. <h3>Where are tests submitted to?</h3> - TODO: CVS repository? + When user groups register for an event we will create a directory in + a Subversion repository, members of the usr group should check in their + tests under that directory. The repository is: + <p>http://testfest.php.net/repos/testfest</p> + <p>Each usergroup lead will be given admin rights in the repository + and will create regular user IDs for other members of the group. + <p>There is a directory called IndependentContributor for people + who are not working with a user group. If you would like access + to that please mail your request and a sample test case to + php-qa@lists.php.net + <h3>I volunteered to be a mentor, how do I review tests?</h3> - TODO: Instructions/scripts to use + Look at the tests for the user group that you are mentoring + in the subversion repository. + Check out the tests and ensure that they run. Key review + points are: + <ul> + <li> Is the test readable? Can you understand quickly what it's + supposed to do? </li> + <li> Are there appropriate SKIPIF sections? </li> + <li> Is there a CREDITS section (should contain #PHPTestFest2009)? + <li> If the test 'reasonably' short? Imagine it failed and you had + to work out why, do you think you could do it without creating + a smaller test? + </li> + </ul> + + <p>If the test does not run or does not meet enough of these criteria + then add your review comments and check back in to the SVN repository. + + <p>If the test is good, commit to PHP CVS and delete from Subversion. <h3>What version of PHP should be used?</h3> We prefer that the tests are made for 5.3/HEAD. You can grab a build @@ -102,24 +130,19 @@ submissions at their own pace in their given area of expertise. We hope this will be done in a timely manner, but please understand that we cannot give any guarantees, especially if the event turns out - to be as successful as we hope. Submittors will be able to see who - is reviewing their submission as well as when their submission has - been processed. If the submission led to a commit the - interface will show any difference that might exist between the - submission and the final committed version. Furthermore the mentor - might provide some individual commentary. + to be as successful as we hope. Submitters should look for review comments + in their submitted tests, if the test dissappears from Subversion, it has been + been processed and committed to PHP CVS. <h3>How do I join? How do I get more information?</h3> - We are still in the process of building the necessary infrastructure. - Hopefully before the end of March we will have everything in place. - Until then please contact the <a href="mailto:php-qa@lists.php.net"> + Please contact the <a href="mailto:php-qa@lists.php.net"> QA mailinglist</a> if you are interested in participating or if you have any questions. Alternatively you can join #php.pecl on Efnet or the #phptestfest channel on Freenode IRC server. There should usually be someone around to help. <h3>Do you also provide a smaller version of the logo?</h3> - Yes here you go (scale as needed):<a href="testfest_scalable.svg"> + Yes, here you go (scale as needed):<a href="testfest_scalable.svg"> scalable image</a><br /> </td> <td width="10">&nbsp;</td>