QA/Thunderbird3/TestInstructions/Alpha3: Difference between revisions

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(New page: Thunderbird 3 Alpha 3 Release Candidate Test Instructions __TOC__ =Overview= Release Candidate builds for Alpha, Beta and ... provided by builders must be tested by volunteers and the QA...)
 
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* Please file a bug whenever you encounter a problem.
* Please file a bug whenever you encounter a problem.
* If a litmus testcase:
* If a litmus testcase:
** Is not run by you (you skipped it) - please do not mark it in any way with a comment, passing or failed.
** Is not run (you skipped it) - please do not mark it in any way with a comment, passing or failed.
** Fails - please comment in the test, file a bug, and include URL of testcase in bug
** Fails - please comment in the test, file a bug, and include URL of testcase in bug
** Is unclear - please comment with steps and wording that you think would make it more clear
** Is unclear - please comment with steps and wording you think would make it more clear
* [[QA/Thunderbird3/TestResults/Alpha3]] documents the release details. You want to check sections 1.1 to 1.6, '''especially the release notes.''' Contact methods are also listed.  
* [[QA/Thunderbird3/TestResults/Alpha3]] documents the release details. You want to check sections 1.1 to 1.6, '''especially the release notes.''' Contact methods are also listed.  


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==locale==
==locale==


You can do any of the tests as described above in your native language build. Then please update the wiki at [[Thunderbird3/TestResults/Alpha3/L10N]]. This will help us keep track of what locales have been tested.   
You can do any tests described above using localized build. And please update the wiki at [[Thunderbird3/TestResults/Alpha3/L10N]], to help us track what locales have been tested.   


In addition to (or instead of) the above, you can run the [https://litmus.mozilla.org/run_tests.cgi?test_run_id=32 l10n trunk baseline tests] that focus on checking that localized language strings are correct. The results are recorded in litmus.
Or, or in addition to the above, you can run the [https://litmus.mozilla.org/run_tests.cgi?test_run_id=32 l10n trunk baseline tests] that focus on checking that localized language strings are correct. The results are recorded in litmus.
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