On 07/06/2009 09:07 AM, Ludovic Hirlimann wrote: > So I should have probably talked about this a bit earlier - but as dates > and plan changed quite a bit in the last month it's good that I did not. > > The QA plan for the upcoming betas and RC is for now as follow : > > Litmus Full Functionnal testing (FFT) for thunderbird 3.0b3 > > Litmus Basic Functionnal testing for 3.0b4 > Litmus Migration from 2.x to 3.x for 3.0b4 > > Litmus FFT for RCs > Litmus Migration from 2.x to 3.x for Rcs > > > Dates for all of these testing efforts will be announced here and on > qualiry.mozilla.org. > > As you will see if you participate to the Litmus testing[1] effort that > we are now breaking down tests platforms per os and platform. This let's > us better see what has been tested and where. > > For those of you who are interested in testing Thunderbird, litmus is a > really easy tool to learn. You need an account (that's 10 minutes of > your time tops), you'll need a copy of Thunderbird (which copy and > versions will be announced on these newsgroups/mailing lists, they will > be announced on http://quality.mozilla.org/events and on the > thunderbird-testers mailing list.) and then time to spend reading how to > test , and enter the results of your testing. > > On top of these lengthy events we will organize at least one test days - > these will be announced on the thunderbird-testers[2] mailing list and > probably here too. > > > [1] http://quality.mozilla.org/documents-home/test-docs/litmus-tutorial > [2] https://mail.mozilla.org/listinfo/thunderbird-testers > > Ludovic
For those that do litmus testing (smoke tests), I very much recommend doing it from a fresh test profile rather than the exisiting user profile. Using an existing profile (both for Thunderbird and SeaMonkey) that has been customized for user use w/add-ons and extensions can skew and affect the results. _______________________________________________ support-seamonkey mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
