| 2012-01-09 14:29:05 |
Max Brustkern |
bug |
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added bug |
| 2012-01-09 14:29:12 |
Max Brustkern |
qa-regression-testing: status |
New |
Opinion |
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| 2012-01-09 14:30:29 |
Max Brustkern |
summary |
opie not installable in Oneiric, Precise |
Flag for tests not applicable to current series |
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| 2012-01-09 14:31:44 |
Max Brustkern |
description |
Is there any method for flagging tests cases that no longer apply to the current series? Removing the test doesn't make sense as long as it works in some supported series, but some sort of indication that it isn't expected to install or run in the current series could be useful for the automated test runners we're using in the QA department. If nothing else is suggested, I propose
# QRT-Deprecated |
Is there any method for flagging tests cases that no longer apply to the current series? Removing the test doesn't make sense as long as it works in some supported series, but some sort of indication that it isn't expected to install or run in the current series could be useful for the automated test runners we're using in the QA department. If nothing else is suggested, I propose
# QRT-Deprecated
This currently appears to apply to test-opie.py (after Natty) and test-zope3.py (after Hardy) I can provide a patch if the idea is accepted. |
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| 2012-01-09 14:31:48 |
Max Brustkern |
tags |
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qa-test-code |
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| 2012-01-09 14:32:12 |
Max Brustkern |
description |
Is there any method for flagging tests cases that no longer apply to the current series? Removing the test doesn't make sense as long as it works in some supported series, but some sort of indication that it isn't expected to install or run in the current series could be useful for the automated test runners we're using in the QA department. If nothing else is suggested, I propose
# QRT-Deprecated
This currently appears to apply to test-opie.py (after Natty) and test-zope3.py (after Hardy) I can provide a patch if the idea is accepted. |
Is there any method for flagging tests cases that no longer apply to the current series? Removing the test doesn't make sense as long as it works in some supported series, but some sort of indication that it isn't expected to install or run in the current series could be useful for the automated test runners we're using on the QA team. If nothing else is suggested, I propose
# QRT-Deprecated
This currently appears to apply to test-opie.py (after Natty) and test-zope3.py (after Hardy) I can provide a patch if the idea is accepted. |
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| 2012-01-09 14:34:56 |
Max Brustkern |
description |
Is there any method for flagging tests cases that no longer apply to the current series? Removing the test doesn't make sense as long as it works in some supported series, but some sort of indication that it isn't expected to install or run in the current series could be useful for the automated test runners we're using on the QA team. If nothing else is suggested, I propose
# QRT-Deprecated
This currently appears to apply to test-opie.py (after Natty) and test-zope3.py (after Hardy) I can provide a patch if the idea is accepted. |
Is there any method for flagging tests cases that no longer apply to the current series? Removing the test doesn't make sense as long as it works in some supported series, but some sort of indication that it isn't expected to install or run in the current series could be useful for the automated test runners we're using on the QA team. If nothing else is suggested, I propose
# QRT-Deprecated
This currently appears to apply to test-opie.py (after Natty,) test-zope3.py (after Hardy,) test-python2.4 (after Hardy,) test-python2.5 (after Hardy,) test-python3.1 (after Natty,) and test-ruby1.9 (after Lucid.) I can provide a patch if the idea is accepted. |
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| 2012-02-28 01:11:24 |
Steve Beattie |
qa-regression-testing: importance |
Undecided |
Medium |
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| 2012-02-28 01:11:28 |
Steve Beattie |
qa-regression-testing: status |
Opinion |
In Progress |
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