View source for QA/Testdays/Strategy/Testdaybot

Source: https://github.com/mozilla/testdaybot<br>
Etherpad: https://etherpad.mozilla.org/testday-bot-suggestions

== Use Cases ==
=== As an event participant... ===
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 | I want to be greeted when I join but not spammed when I rejoin
 | P1
 | [https://github.com/mozilla/testdaybot/issues/15 15]
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 | I want to know who I can ask for help
 | P1
 | [https://github.com/mozilla/testdaybot/issues/16 16]
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 | I want to be able to ask the bot for help
 | P1
 | [https://github.com/mozilla/testdaybot/issues/18 18]
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 | I want to mention a bug number and have it linkified
 | P1
 | [https://github.com/mozilla/testdaybot/issues/17 17]
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 | I want to mention a one&done task and have it linkified
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 | I want to be able to easily identify bugs that I can test
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 | I want to know how to contribute if I miss the event
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 | I want to know how I can "join" the community
 | P1
 | [https://github.com/mozilla/testdaybot/issues/19 19]
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 | I want to be able to get basic help in my native language
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 | I want to be able to see how much I've accomplished during the event
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 | I want to be congratulated when I complete a task
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 | I want to be able to query the bot to show me helpful docs (ex. how to file a good bug)
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=== As an event supporter... ===
{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%"
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 | I want to be notified when someone joins the channel and needs help
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 | I want to be notified when someone asks a question into the void
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 | I want to see bugs being reported
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 | I want to see test results
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=== As an event organizer... ===
{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%"
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 ! style="width:10%" | Priority
 ! style="width:10%" | Issue ID
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 | I want to be able to query the bug activity during my event
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 | I want to be able to collect feedback from my participants via survey
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 | I want to be able to advertise my event across multiple channels
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 | I want to be able to see who's contributed what
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 | I want to be able to see a leaderboard for the event
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=== As a community manager... ===
{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%"
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 | I want the channel to be logged (ex. http://logs.glob.uno/)
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 | I want to be able to check how many newcomers we've seen
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 | I want to be able to check how long it's been since we've seen someone
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 | I want to be able to congratulate people who've done substantial work
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 | I want to be able to reach out to people who've been MIA for a while
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 |}

== What information should the Bot collect? ==
* IRC names
* Bugs
* Tests
* Tasks
* Check-ins
* Statistics

== Other Suggestions ==
* [henrik] Query SUMO via the RestAPI for topics
* [henrik] Query Bugzilla API for specific topics
* we should incorporate some whimsical easter eggs (ex. silly response when telling the Bot your build ID)
* [Aaron] I want to periodically advertise what the sessions of the day are and who the mentors are as at least a minimal effort to continually broadcast and spread the word of mouth in channel. See Margaret's FennecBot https://github.com/leibovic/fennecbot/blob/master/tablet_tuesday/index.jsm, it advertises throughout the day