collaborative QA testing

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Roedy Green

Does free or cheap code to do this already exist? What is this
generic sort of product called?

I want to set up a collaborative QA checklist, so that many people can
be testing at once and reporting what they have tested. Everyone sees
the incoming results like on election night, so they can see what
still needs to be done. It also allows for crucial stuff to be tested
by more than one person, and to record their conflicting results.

It might have columns for different platforms, and some sort of HTML
script to describe the sections and tests.

The problem is getting emergency coverage testing done at the last
possible minute to deal with any "insignificant" last minute changes.
 
T

Thomas Weidenfeller

Roedy said:
Does free or cheap code to do this already exist? What is this
generic sort of product called?

test case tracking tools or software. Google finds 260000+ hits when
googling for "test case tracking".

If you want to automate things, maybe JUnit is a start. You would still
have to com up with something to record and analyse the results from
JUnit runs.

/Thomas
 
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Roedy Green

If you want to automate things, maybe JUnit is a start. You would still
have to com up with something to record and analyse the results from
JUnit runs.

I don't think Junit applies. The tests are mostly about verifying the
visuals of the program and the UI, not its internal calculation,
 

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