DevTools/Features/WebConsole7/Test Plan
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Covered by Vlad Maniac
Contents
Overview
- Establish how we continue and improve testing of the Web Console
Strategy
- Test functionality following two directions, manual and automation
- Manual testing - scenario based testing
- Basic functional and full functional testing
- Make usage of test cases and test pages to create scenarios
- Corner cases mainly before releases
- Heavy exploratory testing since the web console was quite a stable feature so far
- Automation
- Run acceptance testing and smoketests using automation
- Automation would cover up as many of the manual tests as possible
- Manual testing - scenario based testing
- Keep up with dev team
- Find bugs used for tracking the development process
- Follow up with the pushlog to stay informed with the latest changes
- Test case management
- Have all test cases updated
- Update Litmus guided tests accordingly, encourage contributors to test new landings using Litmus
- Conduct testday activities with Mozilla QA and the community
- Bug triage and regression searching
- Heavy regression hunting
- Bug verifications and bug triage
Platform and Configurations
- Testing against the Web Console is to be performed on all platforms
- Prioritizing
- Windows 7, Windows XP
- Windows 2000 spot checks when time permits
- MAC OS X
- LINUX
- Windows 7, Windows XP
- Prioritizing
Schedule/milestones
- Testing schedule is to be synced with development process schedule
- Decide prioritization for testing activities according to dev plans
- Run daily smoketests using automated tests
Resources
- Manual testing - 2 resources (George, Andrei)
- Automation - 2 resources (Vlad, Alex)
Testing activities so far
- bug confirmation
- guided tests
- summary tests and testdays results - mostly contributor work
- tracking bug for adding new web console tests in Litmus