16:00:36 #startmeeting 16:00:36 Meeting started Tue Nov 28 16:00:36 2017 UTC. The chair is x1sc0. Plugin info at http://wiki.debian.org/MeetBot. 16:00:36 Useful Commands: #action #agreed #help #info #idea #link #topic. 16:01:28 #topic roll call 16:01:37 anybody here for the QA meetings? 16:02:00 buovjaga, bearon2, sophi ? 16:02:03 yeah 16:02:13 anybody else? 16:02:40 buovjaga, do you recommend any page for sharing images? 16:02:50 x1sc0: hello! 16:03:14 x1sc0: well people use imgur but it is wholly public and browseable 16:03:42 hello sophi, it's good you're here, I'd like to talk about the uitests and testlink 16:03:55 x1sc0: I usually just find some random one that is not annoying. Something in my history: https://imgbb.com/ 16:04:57 buovjaga, ok, I'll use that one 16:05:44 x1sc0: great :) 16:06:22 so I think we can start with the uitest/testlink topic 16:06:39 #topic uitests/testlink 16:07:11 so during the hackfest in Rome we talk about how we could deal with this problem 16:07:58 of having the same kind of tests in the uitesting and in testlink 16:08:11 because it takes time to write the tests in testlink 16:08:55 so the idea is to create a wiki page ( i plan to create it this week ) 16:09:10 where all the uitests ( or areas covered by the uitests ) are listed 16:09:33 the downside is it's done manually 16:10:05 and i need to update it regularly 16:10:34 x1sc0: that's a lot of work too... 16:11:07 well, we can al least list which areas are covered by the uitests 16:11:24 which isn't that much work 16:11:27 x1sc0: ok 16:11:56 why is it not possible to list them automatically? 16:12:11 it might be possible 16:12:20 but I need to look at it 16:13:20 if it can be done automatically, then, it's much better 16:13:34 x1sc0: +1 16:13:56 anyway, the wiki page will need to be updated every now and then 16:14:38 so sophi, every time you plan to create new manual tests, ping me first and I'll update the list 16:14:40 just in case 16:14:58 x1sc0: ok, thanks 16:15:23 if you can't slurp the ui tests from the repo, maybe filter them from a build log or something 16:16:17 buovjaga, yep, I think it can be easy, we just need to look for the .py files in some specific directories 16:16:51 but the wiki needs to be updated in the end 16:18:13 ok, I'll keep you updated on this topic 16:18:36 x1sc0: ok, thanks a lot 16:19:23 sophi, I think the next topic is of your interest too 16:19:34 :-) 16:20:03 #topic how to improve the BHSs 16:20:29 yesterday I took a look at the piwik stats 16:20:58 and it seems the blogpost about the BHS is giving it a great number of visitors 16:21:16 #link https://ibb.co/nBUH3R 16:21:52 however, no one was added to the participant list 16:22:06 interesting 16:22:23 people are afraid to commit themselves 16:22:30 and it has been the same in the last 4/5 BHSs 16:22:39 yes, you're right 16:22:55 yep, that's true 16:23:44 so, in principle, I like the idea of running the BHS 16:24:04 because people know a new alpha/beta is available 16:24:26 but I'm wondering if it could be somehow improved 16:24:51 do you know other projects doing a similar thing ? 16:26:43 there used to be some other projects by the past (like mandriva) but I don't know now 16:26:51 Firefox 16:27:16 https://quality.mozilla.org/ 16:27:25 if you do a search on google, some other projects/companies are showing up 16:29:51 its seems firefox do the testday regularly 16:31:34 yes with focus on functionalities 16:33:35 buovjaga, have you ever attended any of these testdays? 16:33:54 x1sc0: maybe by accident, when I was on the channel 16:34:02 but that was when I did my own testing 16:34:24 once I took part in a Thunderbird test effort, when it happened to be during the period I tested TB 16:35:31 and is there anything they do we could also benefit from ? 16:36:44 no idea 16:36:54 they seemed pretty silent 16:37:06 I don't know, where the country-based teams did their coordination 16:40:22 this time, we offered stickers to participants... 16:40:45 M-Saunders_away, has anybody claimed their stickers because of the BHS ? 16:41:46 I've also changed the banner in Bugzilla linked to the BHS so I can check in piwik whether people click or not 16:42:34 but I'm short of new ideas now... 16:43:02 that's why I wanted to discuss this topic... 16:43:31 x1sc0: do you know if it's possible to see if NLPs have participated? 16:43:53 x1sc0: stats on langpacks that have been downloaded for example? 16:44:57 cloph, is it possible to have stats about the beta1 downloads? 16:46:00 maybe by parsing webserver logs - but dev-downloads is not explicitly tracked 16:48:44 x1sc0: I followed the l10n telegram channel, but only 2 or 3 known contributors were there during BHS 16:49:41 sophi, I'm checking in piwik, it seems I can see each visitor individually, but their location as a group 16:50:32 oki, maybe that could help to ping some groups and help them to participate/ be less shy 16:51:12 sophi, buovjaga did a great work pinging the community leaders a couple of BHS back 16:51:45 pointing them to the global mailing list 16:52:03 but maybe it would be a better approach to write them directly 16:52:46 buovjaga, you have their addresses, right ? 16:53:06 x1sc0: yes, or join there telegram or FB or G+, etc groups 16:56:06 I think for next time we can ping those community leaders again 16:56:16 and remind them about the BHS 16:56:32 to see if more people participate 16:56:38 x1sc0: yes, good idea 16:56:49 buovjaga: let me know if I can help 16:57:28 ideally, the global project mailling list should work for this kind of notifications, but I dunno if people use/read it 16:58:29 so I think we can close the meeting... 16:58:45 #endmeeting