This “group” started with a conversation Peter Donker and I had about the lack of release testing done by the community. We concluded that the current situation, asking users to test a release in a blog post, has not been very successful as there hasn't been a lot of feedback by testers.
Probably a lot of testers do the same tests. We both felt that a bit of structure and guidance and could improve testing (results) a lot. During our workshop / discussion at DNN Connect 2019 a lot of good ideas came up. Currently we are investigating what kind of release test are in place and what the community can add to that.
Test types: - Unit tests (code, part of the release process) - End 2 End (E2E) tests (scripts that run in the browser and test user interaction) - Human testing (which is what this all started with)
Human testing is where we could really use the help of the community. If we can automate Human tests to an E2E test, that would be very nice. But our main goal would be to get to a set of tests and collect the feedback of testers.
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Posted By Martijn Goedings on 25 Jun 2019 02:12 AM I'm game as well. Are there any test scripts ? (Not .js but just in some form of documents.) Don't have to be very detailed, in headlines would be enough. I'm sure someone must have some.
Right that's exactly what Peter asked DNN corp for.
Count on me for testing ;-)
Posted By Martijn Goedings on 25 Jun 2019 05:19 AM I think even the structure of those scripts will kickstart us. Wouldn't the https://www.dnndocs.com site be good a place for the test scripts ?
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