Action Prepare Release Test for De Danske Aviser

Assigned

PKO+JRG

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Tasks adressed

["Collection"]

Time estimated

4 md (pairwork)

Time used

0md

Priority

2

Status

In progress

Iteration

17

Notes

Prepare release test (describing what should be checked, and what the success criteria are).

Structure of the release test may be inspired by release tests for the MiniDOMS for Aarbog - iterations 5,...,7. For example the [:Iteration7ReleaseTest:release test of iteration 7].

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In defining the release test, we still need to take care of the following.

• Choose which objects will be tested with.
• Choose when to
  • "Craft guaranteed valid FoxML objects for those objects chosen for testing."

    (sometime before the actual release test) and place it in the [:MiniDOMSWithDDAOverview:über action-list].

• Specify the success test in more detail (as in iteration 7 release test).
• Choose which failing cases the failure tests should address, and specify each test in detail (as in iteration 7 release test).
• Estimate time for running the release test.

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