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Revision as of 12:16, 17 September 2013
Test days
What are Test Days?
Test Days are an opportunity to exercise a completed, or in-development, Feature planned for an upcoming Fedora release. Each Test Day brings something unique and you're encouraged to join and share your ideas, tests, and results.
When are Test Days?
Test Days occur on days chosen by their organizers between the Alpha and GA milestones of a Fedora release, but testing performed before or after the official Test Day is also useful and we encourage people to add their results and file bugs even if they cannot make the date. Detailed schedules can be found at:
Current test day
Use this link to visit the current Test Day page.
Use this link to visit the current Test Day page.
Where are Test Days held?
Discussion is typically held on IRC in the #fedora-test-day channel on the Freenode network. See How to use IRC for additional technical information.