QA Testing at LoCo events

[Elizabeth Krumbach]

On Fri, Aug 17, 2012 at 7:49 AM, Nicholas Skaggs
<nicholas.skaggs at canonical.com> wrote:
> Elizabeth, this sounds like a great idea to do. I think we globally as a QA
> team could help pitch in here. For instance, there is also a package tracker
> and we have the ability to test individual packages as well. During the jam
> we might consider having people test the new kernel, unity, or perhaps the
> default desktop applications.

The biggest challenge I had the last time I did one of these was
answering the "what do I file this bug against?" question (indeed, I
still struggle with it on my own) so if there could be people on IRC
available as well to answer these questions throughout the weekend it
would be great (the current plan is having people join #ubuntu-bugs
and #xubuntu-devel, so hopefully between the two we'll be able to find
answers).

> For flavors, you too could join in on the fun
> easily as well. Those short-test and long-test wiki pages could be
> incorporated as a testcase so they end up on the integrated into the
> tracker, making it easier for you to test and see results.
>
> The package tracker is here:
> packages.qa.ubuntu.com
>
> Thoughts?

In the long run, I totally think we should do this :) I'll coordinate
with astraljava.

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