Test Day:2009-04-16 Presto

DATE	TIME	WHERE
2009-04-16 (Thu)	From 12:00 to 21:00 UTC (8am -> 5pm EDT)	#fedora-qa)

What to test?

Today's instalment of Fedora Test Day will focus on:

• Features/Presto

Who's available

The following cast of characters will be available testing, workarounds, bug fixes, and general discussion ...

• Development - User:Lmacken, User:Skvidal, User:Jdieter
• Quality Assurance - User:Psklenar, User:Jhutar

Prerequisite for Test Day

You will need a Beta system where you have a root access (as we are going to work with yum and rpm). You should have your favourite package set installed. We will provide repo with F11 Snapshot1 packages with delta rpm's and presto metadata generated, so everybody can do Beta -> Snapshot1 upgrade.

You will be removing packages, be sure you will not remove any important one as kernel, glibc and so on - it happened before ;-)

How to test?

What we want to test exactly? We want to ensure, that packages serching/installing/updating/uninstalling works, that it works in all the different ways users are using it and that Presto related tools also works.

We will store what we did in the table below. This page is edit-able without Fedora login, but please log in if you have a FAS account.

If you will find a bug, please report it through Bugzilla and make it depend on bug PrestoTestDay (just put PrestoTestDay into the Blocks: field). If you do not have an account there, you may create one, or just ask somebody on the #fedora-qa to report the bug for you.

Test Cases and Results

update F11 Beta system to the F11 Snapshot1

1. TODO

on command-line

1. rpm -q yum yum-presto
2. Try to search/install/upgrade/remove/group* few packages

with PackageKit

1. rpm -q yum yum-presto PackageKit PackageKit-yum PackageKit-yum-plugin gnome-packagekit ...
2. Try to search/install/upgrade/remove/group* few packages (test it as a root and a user)

with other GUI tools

1. rpm -q yum yum-presto yumex ...
2. Try to search/install/upgrade/remove/group* few packages using your favourite GUI tool (e.g. yumex)

related tools

1. rpm -q createrepo presto-utils
2. Create a repository from few packages you have
3. Try to use that repository

Results

user	command/action	system	bandwidth	time	relevant packages versions
Used:Tester1	yum search yum	Intel Core 2 DUO 2.20GHz, 2GB RAM, ...	???kB	real 0m1.094s, user 0m0.832s, sys 0m0.148s	yum-3.2.21-2.fc10.noarch yum-presto-0.4.5-1.fc9.noarch, yum-fastestmirror-1.1.19-1.fc10.noarch	and few other plugins
Used:Tester1	...	...	...	...	...	...