Re: Merging Fedora IoT Release Criteria into Fedora QA Criteria

[Paul Whalen]

Hi Geoff,

----- Original Message -----
>  Hi everyone,
>  
>  As Fedora IoT is an official edition now, the Fedora QA team finds it
>  necessary to merge the existing Fedora IoT release criteria [0] into the
>  existing criteria [1]. As it stands however, the IoT criteria have not been
>  "rated" as to which criteria go where; Basic, Beta, or Final.
>  
>  The purpose of my email is to start a discussion on how to "rate" each
>  criterion listed [0]. Should there be different versions of each criterion
>  for Basic, Beta, and Final? Are some more important and as such, expected to
>  work from inception (Basic)? Which are these? 
Looking at our test template[1], the tests currently have a Milestone rating.

The tests that are common between the Fedoras should share the same Milestone, 
currently some do not- they should likely be aligned for simplicity. The IoT
specific tests were given a Milestone that made sense to our group, but we're
also open to further discussion there if they need to be adjusted.   

Thanks for getting this started,
Paul

[1] - https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Template:General_IoT_test_matrix

>  
>  Fedora QA would like to have the official Fedora QA criteria page [1] updated
>  soon, (certainly before F33 launch), so that there is an established quality
>  standard to which IoT will reach.
>  
>  Thanks for reading.
>  
>  Geoff Marr
>  IRC: coremodule
>  
>  [0] https://docs.fedoraproject.org/en-US/iot/release-criteria/
>  [1] https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Fedora_Release_Criteria
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