Hi Aurélien, Aurélien COUDERC <[email protected]> writes:
> Dear Phil, > > thank you for working on Open QA, this is highly appreciated ! > > This message is a heads up for incoming changes that I’ve uploaded to > unstable and are going to break the tests when they reach testing : > - I’ve fixed the theming (wallpaper) that was previously broken, so you’re > going to get the new emerald wallpaper instead of the previously black > background on first logins. > - There’s now a welcome application to guide new users through a Plasma > overview, it would be nice if you could adapt the tests to click through it, > and check that it’s not shown again on next login. (Maybe even check that > it’s shown again if not clicked through ?) > - The default browser is now Firefox ESR instead of Konqueror, not sure > you’re using the icons for test cases themselves but it changes the icons in > the default panel which will be noticeable on screenshots. > > (See the attached screenshot to get an idea.) Thanks for the advance notice -- It's also nice to have some feedback about what tests might be useful. > Also a couple of questions regarding openqa : > - Can I subscribe to tests failure ? One could send such notifications via a hook script, but so far I only have a script for returning status to CI jobs on salsa (and I suspect that outbound SMTP is not set up on that system), so it'll take a bit of effort to make something like that possible. > - Where are the test cases maintained ? https://salsa.debian.org/qa/openqa/openqa-tests-debian/ > - Why run the tests against testing and not unstable ? Wouldn’t it be much > better to cache issues before they reach testing ? We're mainly focused on testing D-I daily images at present, and they default to installing testing -- there's nothing to stop one installing unstable, except that it more often breaks for uninteresting (to us Debian Installer folks) reasons. > I only had a very brief took so sorry if the answers to these should > have been obvious. Not a problem. Feel free to ask away, as it would be nice to spread things to testing a wider set of use-cases, which really needs people who care about testing different things to get involved. Cheers, Phil. -- |)| Philip Hands [+44 (0)20 8530 9560] HANDS.COM Ltd. |-| http://www.hands.com/ http://ftp.uk.debian.org/ |(| Hugo-Klemm-Strasse 34, 21075 Hamburg, GERMANY
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