Auto-tools/Projects/Mozmill/Meeting-2011-03-15: Difference between revisions
< Auto-tools | Projects | Mozmill
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
(Created page with "= QA Automation Section = * 2.0 work continuing apace ** Discussion on managing multiple windows (Henrik) ** Controller/elementslib refactor underway (Andrew/Geo) * News: ** Rest...") |
(→Mozmill Core Section: add some questions) |
||
Line 12: | Line 12: | ||
* IOCompletion status | * IOCompletion status | ||
* Triage of 2.0?/2.0+ | * Triage of 2.0?/2.0+ | ||
== Decisions == | |||
* class structure for control flow: bug 641615; currently, we have test setup and runner logic scattered in a few places. It would be good to unify most of this in a single class | |||
** ... however, does it matter? I was going to do this because MozMillAsyncTests were an object and I was going to unify the control flow; but there are currently no MozMillAsyncTests, so should we do this for 2.0? Or just clean up what's there? | |||
** similarly, should we eliminate MozMillAsyncTest? If not, we *should* do the above | |||
** and should we eliminate setupTest/teardownTest? |
Revision as of 18:15, 15 March 2011
QA Automation Section
- 2.0 work continuing apace
- Discussion on managing multiple windows (Henrik)
- Controller/elementslib refactor underway (Andrew/Geo)
- News:
- Restart test changes landed - restart tests can be one file now
- Mozmill now has a unittester
Mozmill Core Section
- Native Events status
- Test/rewrite status (async tests?)
- IOCompletion status
- Triage of 2.0?/2.0+
Decisions
- class structure for control flow: bug 641615; currently, we have test setup and runner logic scattered in a few places. It would be good to unify most of this in a single class
- ... however, does it matter? I was going to do this because MozMillAsyncTests were an object and I was going to unify the control flow; but there are currently no MozMillAsyncTests, so should we do this for 2.0? Or just clean up what's there?
- similarly, should we eliminate MozMillAsyncTest? If not, we *should* do the above
- and should we eliminate setupTest/teardownTest?