Fedora Gooey Karma

[Tomas Meszaros]

I was told by Kamil Paral that autoqa-devel is the right place for devel
stuff related to the Fedora QA.

I announced at the test(a)lists.fedoraproject.org that I'm working on the
Fedora Gooey Karma:

https://lists.fedoraproject.org/pipermail/test/2013-February/113879.html

Currently, the code is at the Github:

https://github.com/examon/fedora-gooey-karma

It's already functional so you can test it. Please notice that I'm new
to the Fedora QA so give me some feedback, request features, etc.

If you would like to participate in any way, I'm at the #fedora-qa under
the nickname examon/exo. Feel free to send me patches, join me at
github, comment, IM me via IRC, e-mail.

-- 
Tomas Meszaros

[Martin Krizek]

----- Original Message -----
>  From: "Tomas Meszaros" <exo(a)tty.sk&gt;
>  To: autoqa-devel(a)lists.fedorahosted.org
>  Sent: Tuesday, February 19, 2013 3:38:16 PM
>  Subject: Fedora Gooey Karma
>  
>  I was told by Kamil Paral that autoqa-devel is the right place for
>  devel
>  stuff related to the Fedora QA.
>  
>  I announced at the test(a)lists.fedoraproject.org that I'm working on
>  the
>  Fedora Gooey Karma:
>  
>  https://lists.fedoraproject.org/pipermail/test/2013-February/113879.html
>  
>  Currently, the code is at the Github:
>  
>  https://github.com/examon/fedora-gooey-karma
>  
>  It's already functional so you can test it. Please notice that I'm
>  new
>  to the Fedora QA so give me some feedback, request features, etc.
>  
>  If you would like to participate in any way, I'm at the #fedora-qa
>  under
>  the nickname examon/exo. Feel free to send me patches, join me at
>  github, comment, IM me via IRC, e-mail.
>   
Hi Tomas,

thanks for working on this. I took a look at the app and I have a few 
minor comments:

- Adam Williamson mentioned a while ago that it would be worthwhile to
talk to the design team [1]. They might have input on what can be done to
make the gui more user friendly. Although that would require you to have 
a clear image of what features the app is supposed to have.

- It would be useful that clicking on bugs and test cases would open them 
in a browser.

- Kamil suggested that it might be interesting to filter packages that contain
.desktop file and display icons of those packages. These icons would install 
the package on click.

Hope that helps. I am sure Tim Flink will have a lot of suggestions to 
provide. From what I saw you have done a lot of work on this, thanks!

Martin

[1] https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Design

[Tomas Meszaros]

>  Hi Tomas,
>  
>  thanks for working on this. I took a look at the app and I have a few 
>  minor comments:
>  
>  - Adam Williamson mentioned a while ago that it would be worthwhile to
>  talk to the design team [1]. They might have input on what can be done to
>  make the gui more user friendly. Although that would require you to have 
>  a clear image of what features the app is supposed to have. 
That's a really good idea. I'll contact someone from the design team when
more features will be implemented so they will got some solid idea what
is going on.

>  - It would be useful that clicking on bugs and test cases would open
> them 
>  in a browser.
>  
>  - Kamil suggested that it might be interesting to filter packages that contain
>  .desktop file and display icons of those packages. These icons would install 
>  the package on click. 
Sounds good. I'll try to implement this in the near future.

>  Hope that helps. I am sure Tim Flink will have a lot of suggestions
> to 
>  provide. From what I saw you have done a lot of work on this, thanks!
>  
>  Martin
>  
>  [1] https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Design 
Thank you for the feedback.

I'll inform about any additional progress here on the autoqa-devel mailing
list (or check out my github).

-- 
Tomas Meszaros

[Tomas Meszaros]

I finally got some time to implement something new. [1]

So, You can now click on the bug or test case and it will open new tab
in your browser as you would expect.

Also, Bob Lightfood requested "fedora-easy-karma like" filter. If You
now check "Karma not submitted" checkbox (under the installed packages),
only those installed packages will be shown, for which user has not submitted
any karma. You'll need to enter some username under that checkbox as
well.

[1] git://github.com/examon/fedora-gooey-karma.git

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Tomas Meszaros