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On 16/12/2010 23:03, Thorsten Behrens wrote:
Sophie Gautier wrote:
Would it makes sense to just open a bug for each feature
implemented, even little one :-), with a very minimal description?
QA people will take care of its state to save developer's time. Then
we can retrieve the list easily from BZ?

Hi Sophie,

yes, that'll work.

ok, great

I think that if we have a place to centralize the results, run a
script that only show the fails/per platform/installations, that
will be easier to handle than to have to dig in the result files any
time. Its just text files after all.

Yes, provided the rate of random, false positives is low enough. In
the past, one couldn't compare result files from different platforms
(sometimes even installations), because of so many variation. I've
no strong opinion about the testtool, it has caught quite a few
bugs, but in my experience also causes a lot of manual
double-checking.

Well, my experience is that if you really take care to not change any thing (no upgrade of nothing) during the build cycle time (6/8 months) you end to know where the false positives happen and are able to manage the tests more quickly and with more confidence. I have run the tests on almost every OOo releases these two last years under windows and linux (and have been very proud to find serious bugs ;-) I can go on on the same way I did for the next releases and see if it makes sense or not. So no need to have a dedicated repository for the reports currently.

Kind regards
Sophie

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