Priority discussion / PUATP "sprint"
Hi, all.
So you probably noticed me mucking about with milestones and tickets in
AutoQA trac. I'm trying to rearrange things to give us a clearer idea of
what needs to be done to get the Package Update Acceptance Test Plan
automation up and running - especially the depcheck test, since we keep
hitting situations it should have prevented.
I've broken it down into a few milestones, the key ones being:
* Multi-hook tests
This is a milestone for work to allow tests that run for multiple hooks
(e.g. rpmguard/rpmlint). I think we might need to have this working in
order to have all the tests we want as part of the Package Update
Acceptance Test Plan (see below).
* Package Update Acceptance Test Plan
This is the main milestone for the PUATP work as a whole. Some further
sub-milestones follow.
* Package Update Acceptance Test Plan - depcheck
This milestone is for the depcheck test, which is possibly the most
complex part of the PUATP.
* Package Update Acceptance Test Plan - package sanity tests
This milestone tracks the progress of the package sanity tests, which
are another important part of the PUATP.
* Packaging, Review, & Deployment
This tracks the status of the packaging and deployment of
AutoQA/autotest in the Fedora infrastructure - we need this to be
finished for the above tests to be truly useful, since we need the test
logs to go somewhere public.
The remaining milestones and all the other work we're doing is
definitely all still important. But I think it's time that we sat down
and really tried to finish off the PUATP work - or at least get a
version 1.0 up and running.
So if possible, I'd like to use part of Monday's Fedora QA meeting to
discuss what other work/tickets might be needed, and try to divide up
the tickets and get us all working together to make the Package Update
Acceptance Test Plan fully automated, as soon as possible.
Does that work for everyone? Does anyone see any obvious missing pieces?
Does anyone want to volunteer to take charge of any of the open tickets?
Please let me know - here or in the meeting on Monday.
Thanks!
-w