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| = Fedora Release Criteria =
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| This document describes general release criteria for Fedora. These criteria will be used to determine blocker bugs for a release. Refer to the RoadMap for links to tracker bugs and contact the ReleaseEngineering team if you wish to nominate any bugs as blockers for a release that meet the following criteria.
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| | {{Template:Caution}} '''A note on MUST and SHOULD:'''<BR> Items described with the word "'''MUST'''" are required to work for ''all'' releases, including Test releases.<BR> Additionally, the items described with the word "'''SHOULD'''" are required for all ''final'' releases.
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| == Installation ==
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| The installer MUST boot and run on all supported arches - i386, x86_64, and ppc/ppc64.
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| The following install methods MUST work. Installations MUST also be tested without a network connection wherever applicable:
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| |Test||Details||Notes
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| |Optical media||DVD, LiveImage
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| |Network tree||NFS, HTTP, FTP
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| |Target||Local disk, dmraid, LVM
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| |Interface||GUI, TUI
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| |Upgrade from previous release||Default install, Everything install
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| |Package sets||minimal, default, Everything||Installing @Everything is deprecated and may be removed
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| These additional install methods SHOULD work:
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| |Local HD||install tree located on a local disk
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| |Network ISO||nfsiso, httpdisc, ftpdisc
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| |Target||removable media (USB HD)
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| |Interface||VNC||Test VNC with 'connect' and 'password' params
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| |Upgrade from previous release||Default install, Everything install||Include extra yum repositories
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| |Upgrade from previous test release||Default install, Everything install
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| == Package Sanity ==
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| * The distribution SHOULD not contain any broken EVR paths (i.e. packages that RPM considers "older" than those in the previous release).
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| * The distribution SHOULD not contain any broken dependencies.
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| == Boot ==
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| * The installed system MUST boot and start up properly.
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| == Update ==
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| * The installed system MUST be able to download updates with yum.
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| == Desktop ==
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| * In a default install, all applications with .desktop (ie all applications that appear in the menus)entries MUST be able to start. All other applications SHOULD start as well.
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| * All applications should withstand a basic click-through test, e.g. have working help and about menu items.
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| * Menus sanity: All items should have icons, and look ok together (ie no wild theme mix and blurry scaled icons). There should be no "Other" menu. p-release-list (2No application should appear twice in the menus, in particular, things under Settings should not appear under Applications.
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| * Panel: All elements of the default panel configuration should be functional.
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| == Server ==
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| * In a default install, all available services MUST start properly. All other services in Fedora packages SHOULD start as well.
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| == Sanity ==
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| * The system log MUST be free of SELinux 'avc: denied' messages on initial boot.
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| * install.log and anaconda.log MUST be free of error messages.
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| * There MUST NOT be file conflicts during install.
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| * All possible data corruptor bugs MUST be fixed.
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| * The installed system MUST run normally if the user chooses to install without SELinux.
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| == Rescue mode ==
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| * Rescue mode MUST start properly and detect/mount a default installation
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| * Rescue mode SHOULD also be able to detect/mount RAID/LVM/dmraid/mdraid installations
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