Pierre, if there are specific things that should be added to the gimp
testcase, simply file a new bug for them :-) Otherwise, continuously
improving testcases is the name of the game so anyone is free to add
things to it at any time. The lack of a bug doesn't stop you from
improving a test.
That said, indeed it may not get as much attention if there are no open
bugs, so I would encourage you to open a new bug describing the tests
still needed. Most of the bugs on the tracker call for the initial
testcase of the package. Once an initial test has been written and that
bug is closed, we can consider filing additional bugs for specific tests
needed against the package if we want to ensure the testcase is expanded
to include those testcases. I trust that makes sense!
Nicholas
On 06/17/2013 03:08 AM, Pierre Equoy wrote:
Hello everyone,
I am assigned to the manual test cases writing for Gimp.
I wrote a bunch of tests the other night, but I was thinking of
writing others later on.
Yet, I received a notification (see below) to tell me it was Fixed.
How do you work for this kind of continuous improvement tasks, where
tests may be added with time for a given package?
If this issue is marked as Fixed, I'm afraid no one is going to work
to improve the Gimp test cases...
Thanks in advance for your clarifications!
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Date: Mon, Jun 17, 2013 at 2:25 PM
Subject: [Bug 1183009] Re: Test Needed: Gimp
To: [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>
** Changed in: ubuntu-manual-tests
Status: Confirmed => Fix Released
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