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* Use XPCShell to automate low level interface testing across the interfaces for the calendar components. | * Use XPCShell to automate low level interface testing across the interfaces for the calendar components. | ||
* Create unit tests for all bugs which get fixed and have appropriate testcases. | |||
* Can we turn on libical tests? Would that help or just clutter things? | * Can we turn on libical tests? Would that help or just clutter things? | ||
* MochiTest is probably not going to help us with testing, but the Eggplant UI automation tool might. | * MochiTest is probably not going to help us with testing, but the Eggplant UI automation tool might. | ||
Revision as of 17:43, 7 July 2007
There are no bad ideas. So, if you have an idea for improving the type of QA done on Lightning and Sunbird, please list it here. Feel free to expand on ideas, add to existing ones, and start your own idea sections. This is all free-form. Go. Have fun.
If you format new sections like this, the table of contents will make us a nifty outline for the page:
Idea Title
Idea description, feel free to format it however you like
Some starter ideas:
Measure Code Coverage of Litmus test cases
- We need to measure the code coverage of each Litmus section to determine whether the cases we have there are good enough in each section
- Perhaps we can do this objectively using the Venkman profiler?
- How could we do this and not take a ton of time in doing it?
Improve attendance at Test Days
- Pass out virtual beer on IRC :-)
- We announce on: blog, newsgroup, mozillazine...where else can we go?
Automate testing
- Use XPCShell to automate low level interface testing across the interfaces for the calendar components.
- Create unit tests for all bugs which get fixed and have appropriate testcases.
- Can we turn on libical tests? Would that help or just clutter things?
- MochiTest is probably not going to help us with testing, but the Eggplant UI automation tool might.