Overview
On a weekly basis, we need to look at certain bug queries to assess different areas. The types of queries to analyze are below.
- Feature QA Bugs
- Release Blockers
- Non-Blocking & Non-Nominated Regressions
- QA & Smoketest Blockers
- QA Requests
- Firefox OS QA Bugs Filed Last Week
- QAnalyst-Triage Bugs
Feature QA Bugs
Goal: Analyze each of the below queries to determine if any bugs have stagnating test coverage and verifications respectively. Notify the release QA lead of any bugs determined to be stagnating.
Note: These queries will need to be updated each release, since the queries above represent test coverage and verifications of the current active release only.
Release Blockers
Goal: Analyze each query below to determine if any bugs could benefit from QA request help (e.g. qawanted, steps-wanted, regressionwindow-wanted). Add those keywords respectively to any bugs you think could benefit from QA help.
Non-Blocking & Non-Nominated Regressions
Goal: Analyze each query below to determine if any bugs could benefit from QA request help (e.g. qawanted, steps-wanted, regressionwindow-wanted) and/or be nominated to block the first applicable release. Add those keywords respectively to any bugs you think could benefit from QA help. Nominate any bug respectively that you should be blocking with a rationale included on the bug.
QA & Smoketest Blockers
Goal: Analyze each of the below queries to determine if any bugs have stagnating progress towards resolution. Notify the release QA lead of any bugs determined to be stagnating.
QA Requests
Goal: Analyze each of the below queries to determine if any bugs no longer need QA request help (e.g. qawanted, steps-wanted, regressionwindow-wanted). Remove those keywords respectively to any bugs you think could no longer need QA help with a rationale why.