On 10/26/05, Andre Schnabel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi, > > You don't need to present the full results. We are used to trust in the > local QA represantatives. If they give a GO, we accept this in most > cases. So .. best (and fastes way) is, if your QA team updates the > status page and files an issue to distribute your builds to the mirrors > (if you are giving a GO). >
Due to your kind answer, I got better understanding of whole process. But, I have one more (probably the last) question. :-) The 'QA Process for Localized Builds' says "Native-Lang leads or their delegates assigned to the task of helping QA the builds download the builds and run through a series of tests. This process should begin immediately upon the release of the English-language builds and _should not take more than two weeks from beginning to end_." If we failed to update the 'Localization Status' page in two weeks, there will be no chance to move the tested builds over to the /localized directory? Jeongkyu --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
