On Thu, 2015-10-29 at 11:36 -0700, Adam Williamson wrote:
Hi folks! So as we noticed today, we have no test case / criterion
to
ensure the anaconda help actually works. (Note it was only introduced
in Fedora 21 or 22). I have written a test case:
https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/QA:Testcase_Anaconda_help
and I'm proposing we add a Final criterion:
* Any element in the installer interface(s) which is clearly intended
to display 'help' text must do so correctly when activated.
We could also require that the intended 'Help' elements must be
present, but that's a slightly tighter requirement - I'd ask for the
anaconda team's opinion on whether we should do that or not. If we
don't do that, then if by some chance the Help buttons were entirely
*absent*, that would not be a blocker - only if buttons are present but
don't work would it be a blocker.
I'm proposing we add the criterion, and add the test case to the
'Miscellaneous' table of the Installation matrix.
As everyone seemed broadly in favour of this I'm putting it into
practice now, with a couple of tweaks - kparal's 'every screen you
visit' suggestion and a tweak to the test case wording which sgallagh
suggested on IRC. Thanks folks!
We'll try and get this into openQA, but it's actually slightly trickier
than you'd think, just because of boring details about how openQA
works.
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Adam Williamson
Fedora QA Community Monkey
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