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This page documents the various metrics QA uses to assess the quality of Firefox/Gecko's DOM implementation from version to version. The purpose of these metrics is to help us make informed decisions about testing strategy. These metrics serve several needs, including but not limited to: | This page documents the various metrics QA uses to assess the quality of Firefox/Gecko's DOM implementation from version to version. The purpose of these metrics is to help us make informed decisions about testing strategy. These metrics serve several needs, including but not limited to: | ||
* identifying areas of risk for testing ''before'' we release a new version of Firefox | * identifying areas of risk for testing ''before'' we release a new version of Firefox | ||
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Please contact [mailto:ahughes@mozilla.com Anthony Hughes] if you have any questions or feedback regarding this initiative. He can usually be found in [irc://irc.mozilla.org#qa #qa on irc.mozilla.org] between 09:00 and 17:00 (UTC-9/-10) Monday to Friday by mentioning the nickname ''ashughes''. | Please contact [mailto:ahughes@mozilla.com Anthony Hughes] if you have any questions or feedback regarding this initiative. He can usually be found in [irc://irc.mozilla.org#qa #qa on irc.mozilla.org] between 09:00 and 17:00 (UTC-9/-10) Monday to Friday by mentioning the nickname ''ashughes''. | ||
== Phase I: Establishing a Baseline == | |||
''The goal of the initial phase is to establish a baseline that all future quality can be measured against.'' In implementation we will experiment with a lot of different metrics and data sources in an attempt to see which metrics, either singularly or in conjunction with other data, enable us to effectively make informed decisions. | |||