QA/Jetpack/TestPlan

Introduction

Jetpack SDK

Jetpack SDK allows us to create powerful extensions with a set of extensible, robust APIs using the language of the web - HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. You can download the latest zip or tar version of the SDK to get started. Three main platforms to focus here are:

1. Mac
2. Windows
3. Linux

We have an integration script for making sure the Jetpack SDK passes all the tests before we ship it live. This script fires up all the unit tests necessary for the SDK to work correctly. After the tests are performed, it checks for any errors or warnings. This script is intended to run on all the three platforms that are mentioned above. The script for windows platform is still under review. We will land that as soon as possible.

Criteria to ship

Jetpack SDK can be shipped live only if the SDK passes the integration check without any errors. All tests have to pass in order to ship the SDK. Any error or a blocker, will halt the release of SDK. It will be decided by the person who is driving the release. The current need is to have all the tests pass on the latest beta release of the Firefox. The release criteria can change in the future.

QA Reports

The integration script will be run on each platform to make sure the SDK works as intended on each platform. It will be used to test the latest release or the tip of the SDK.

Jetpack

Milestone	Release Date	QA Sign off	Status
SDK 1.0b1	November 17		Mac: Windows 7: Windows XP: Linux:
SDK 0.9	October 21	October 21	Mac:Pass Windows 7:Pass Windows XP:Pass Linux:Pass

Test Results

• SDK 1.0b2 RC1:
  • SDK 1.0B2RC1 integration-check results
    
• SDK 1.0b1 RC4:
  • SDK 1.0B1RC4 integration-check results
    
• SDK 1.0b1 RC1:
  • SDK 1.0B1RC1 integration-check results
    
• SDK 0.10:
  • SDK 0.10RC1 integration-check results
    
• SDK 0.9:
  • SDK 0.9RC2 integration-check results