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Projects I am currently working on, as of 2014-05-20:

Community Development and Engagement for Mozilla QA, with a special interest in Cloud Services QA. I am a member of the QA Community Champions team.
I am also the Cloud Services QA mentor for the One and Done testing tool.
I am currently the lead developer of the Cloud Services QA Contributor Pathways. Big thanks to Michelle Marovich and Larissa Shapiro for their help with this.
Current status (as of 2014-05-20): Michelle and I are working on a hacker-school pilot for teaching hands-on QA skills. We'll probably try to collaborate with the CBT Education group, if we can.
From QA/Goals/2014q2: [ON TRACK] Establish a services QA 101 tiger team of contributors and lead them to help ensure Tokenserver, FindMyDevice, Sync 1.5, Simplepush etc are seeing adequate test coverage for the release level of each of those systems.
- Current status (as of 2014-06-02): Have a few contributors lined up, will introduce them to the codebases and see who's interested in what.

Web page: https://wiki.mozilla.org/CloudServices/Location
Current status (as of Tue 2014-05-20): We have a data set from a partner that we are vetting. Timetables are being solidified. I expect a rapid uptick in QA involvement in early June.

User Services/Sync/Migration is from the POV of QA. It is newer than the document below.
User Services/Sync/v1#Migration_strategy is from the point of view of Dev and Product. Parts of it are out of date.
Getting those two close together is part of the challenge.
QA/Services/SyncTestPlanV1 is the current test plan. James has been doing a valiant job of updating this as things change.
Current status: (as of 2014-05-13): Migration seems to be going smoothly, with over a million Firefox Accounts having been created (woot!) I continue to keep my eyes out for bugs filed by Legacy Sync users.

Code: https://github.com/mozilla/fxa-oauth-server
More code: https://github.com/mozilla/fxa-profile-server
Dev deployments: http://oauth.dev.lcip.org/ and http://profile.dev.lcip.org/
Configuration interactions with other FxA servers need to be documented.
(2014-05-16) Brian is working on some OAuth extensions to the existing Python FxA CLI client. I hope to be contributing to this in the next few weeks.
Current status (as of 2014-05-20): I've got some very simple Intern testing scripts here -- I'm blocking on the fact that Intern is primarily designed for working with a single webapp, not a stack of them. I welcome any input from folks with more experience with Intern.

train-2013.10.09 + security fixes has been deployed.
Agreement in principle was reached at the Cloud Services Work Week to get a release out ASAP: currently blocked on https://github.com/mozilla/persona/issues/4114 -- there's a pull request at https://github.com/mozilla/persona/pull/4115

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 * I am also the Cloud Services QA mentor for the [https://oneanddone.mozilla.org/ One and Done] testing tool.
 * I am currently the lead developer of the [[QA/Services/Contribute|Cloud Services QA Contributor Pathways]].  Big thanks to Michelle Marovich and Larissa Shapiro for their help with this.
-* Current status (as of 2014-05-20): Michelle and I are working on a hacker-school pilot for teaching hands-on QA skills.  We'll probably try to collaborate with the CBT Education group, if we can.
+* Current status (as of 2014-05-20): Michelle and I are working on a hacker-school [[QA/Contribute/QA 101|pilot]] for teaching hands-on QA skills.  We'll probably try to collaborate with the CBT Education group, if we can.
-* From [[QA/Goals/2014q2]]: {{ok|Establish a services QA 101 tiger team of contributors and lead them to help ensure Tokenserver, FindMyDevice, Sync 1.5, Simplepush etc are seeing adequate test coverage for the release level of each of those systems.}}
+* From [[QA/Goals/2014q2]]: {{ok|Establish a services [[QA/Contribute/QA 101|QA 101]] tiger team of contributors and lead them to help ensure Tokenserver, FindMyDevice, Sync 1.5, Simplepush etc are seeing adequate test coverage for the release level of each of those systems.}}
 ** Current status (as of 2014-06-02): Have a few contributors lined up, will introduce them to the codebases and see who's interested in what.