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[dsdp-tm-dev] RSE 1.0 Testing round 2 - daily bulletin
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Dear RSE testers,
the test is going really well so far - we've got *35 new bugs filed
already*, and all of them
are new issues we didn't know about so far. Thats REALLY good work!
Special thanks
to Burak Kulakli, Yu-Fen Kuo and Michael Scharf who filed 10 reports or
more each.
If you are interested in the statistics, the links for generating the
reports are at the
bottom of the test signup matrix page on the Wiki.
*The downside of this test is, that many of you have not yet edited the
Wiki page*
with the test assignments. Again, our users - Norbert Ploett, Burak
Kulakli and Yu-Fen Kuo
- have shown what we commiters should do as well: edit the table, change
a feature or
time commitment, and put our "ok" in front of it. Committers, please
step up too!
For a time commitment of 4 hours made by a commiter, I'd expect to see
at least
4 bugs or enhancement requests filed.
Let me emphasise again how important it is that we get good test
coverage, and we'll
get that only if we LET EACH OTHER KNOW WHAT FEATURES WE ARE
ABOUT TO TEST. I've seen some of you file reports about features not yet
signed
up (e.g. Remote Search, filed by Michael Scharf and Burak Kulakli).
PLEASE EDIT
THE WIKI TABLE to let the others know that you have looked at Remote Search
or whatever else you've been testing.
Click http://wiki.eclipse.org/index.php/RSE_1.0_Testing_round_2 now!
I've seen some committers get involved with the bug reporters right away
to clarify
issues and fix bugs. It's great to do so while the knowledge about what
testers did
is still fresh - please continue doing so. But also, don't forget to do
some test work
yourselves. The advantage of being involved after the other testers is,
that you can
pick those features that nobody has looked at so far. Again - PLEASE
EDIT THE
WIKI to let others know what you are looking at. And enable WATCH on the
Wiki to get informed when others pick some features.
Thanks again for all your involvement!
Martin
--
Martin Oberhuber
Wind River Systems, Inc.
Target Management Project Lead, DSDP PMC Member
http://www.eclipse.org/dsdp/tm
