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<tt>=== What was done engineering wise? ===<br>
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* 12.04.1 ISO Testing and release. See jibel's report for full
details:
<a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="https://wiki.ubuntu.com/QATeam/ReleaseReports/PrecisePoint1TestingReport">https://wiki.ubuntu.com/QATeam/ReleaseReports/PrecisePoint1TestingReport</a><br>
* Kicked off compiz / unity testing and unity multi-monitor bug
triaging<br>
* Shared results on some previous calls for testing:<br>
</tt><tt> * </tt><tt>Webapps Testing - 16 people submitted 83
results and filed 18 bugs</tt><tt><br>
</tt><tt> * <font face="Verdana">Pulseaudio</font></tt><tt>
Testing - 12 people submitted 14 results and filed 0 bugs<br>
</tt><tt> </tt><tt> * Kernel Testing - 38 people submitted 72
results and filed 22 bugs<br>
* Evangelized new social media groups to promote ubuntu QA<br>
* Shared definition and results of cadence testing; in short
cadence testing makes little sense in our current environment, but
I would like to see more work done to create an environment where
it does makes sense :-)<br>
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=== What's about to land that might impact the other teams and
release as a whole? ===<br>
<br>
* Community hardware database (looks like next month now)<br>
* Excitedly awaiting the new ARM images with the 3d driver and
unity fixes :-)<br>
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=== Summary of bugs working on by team (reasonably reliable) ===<br>
<br>
* N/S<br>
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=== Dependencies on other teams to make deliverables, blocking
items, release wide concerns? ===<br>
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* There have been some surprises in the past few weeks causing
grief for the testing community (nvidia/xorg changes, installer
changes, unity2d/unity3d, etc). I don't wish to discuss specifics
on the changes themselves, but rather how we can better
communicate the work and decisions that are made in advance so
people can prepare and help work through some of these difficult
periods. As it stands, we leave the community feeling caught off
guard and upset about changes simply do to the failure to
communicate effectively.<br>
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Thanks,<br>
Nicholas <br>
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