Hi Jim,
To me it seems fine.
Cheers,
Kiran
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Subject: proposed heirarchy for xubuntu testing wiki
Hi All,
I've done some initial set-up work on the testing wiki, and now (per
discussions with Cody) want to implement the hierarchy of testing pages. Here
is the hierarchy that I was thinking of:
Note: The hierarchy is based off of this page as the root:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Xubuntu/Testing
Hierarchy:
/ Main testing info page. Similar to what is up there now, but will have a
little less detail. More of an introduction page.
Provide direct links to the other portions of the Xubuntu ISO testing wiki.
/Testing_Info
Give an overview of testing process.
Provide links & information about getting current ISO's & keeping them up to
date.
Explain difference between long and short tests, and when to use them
/Testing_Info/Long
Specific details about the long test. A how-to, if you will
/Testing_info/Short
Specific details about the short test
/Feisty/Current
Page to report tests for nightlies prior to their release
Will include field to report on which nightly version has been tested --> will
help us to be more specific about what is being tested
"Current" Page will be renamed "NightliesPreHerd5" upon release of Herd5 . . .
/Feisty/HerdX
Upon the release of a Herd (e.g., Herd5) create a page on /<Release>/Herd<X>.
This page would be for reporting test results for that Herd only. Not for
nightly build test results
Similar pages would be created upon each new milestone test release . . .
/Feisty/Herd4
(I would re-label the "Current" page that is up right now to Herd4 just
because we didn't have specific pages in place for any of the prior Herds)
Question: How long should the test pages remain up (e.g., the pages for tests
of nightlies leading up to HerdX)? Maybe keep them live on the wiki until the
final release (i.e., Feisty 7.04 final) is released? That way we'll have proof
of our work??
Does it sound like I'm on the right track?
I wanted to run these by someone before doing the actual work, so please send
your suggestions back to me via the list. I'd like to get these pages up soon.
Thanks. :)
Jim
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