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Date & Time
- February 9 16:00 UTC/GMT - 11:00 EST
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Agenda
DSpace 6 Testathon
The DSpace testathon is a period of approximately 10 working days following the release of the DSpace 6 Release candidate version.
The DSpace 6 Testathon Testplan Working group has developed an XMLUI Test plan that already achieved a higher level of detail and variety in tests than any test plan used in previous releases.
In this months call, we would like to identify volunteers for each of the identified functional DSpace roles (anonymous user, submitter, administrator, ...). With those people identified, we'd like to check what communication tools and frequency of communication we should use during the testathon itself.
Future of the DSpace User Interface
The UI Working Group is running a DSpace UI Prototype Challenge.
All prototypes have been presented and videos for those presentations have been made available. Anyone is now welcome to review the prototypes and provide an evaluation.
We'll go through the evaluations form together
Other topics
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Preparing for the call
DSpace 6 Testathon
- Review the DSpace 6 Testathon Testplan Working group page
- Review the draft of the XMLUI Test plan (everyone can view, if you want to help out, hit the button on the top right corner to request edit rights)
- Do you want to volunteer to take ownership of one of the "roles" (represented by the tabs in the spreadsheet)
- What type of communication tools & frequency would you like to see DURING the testathon?
Future of DSpace User Interface
Check the presented videos and the evaluation form.
Meeting notes
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Call Attendees
- Bram Luyten - @mire
- Ignace Deroost - @mire
- Maureen Walsh - Ohio State University
- Andrew McLean Imperial College London...
- Jonathan Green (and/or Janet Wharton/Lee Houghton/Vicky Price - incase of access issues in London)
- Kimberly Chapman - University of Arizona
- David Schuster - Texas Woman's University
- Mariya Maistrovskaya - University of Toronto
- Terrence W Brady, Kate Dohe, Mike Marttila - Georgetown University
- Tim Donohue - DuraSpace
- Pauline Ward - University of Edinburgh
- Iryna Kuchma - EIFL
- Emilio Lorenzo - Arvo Consultores
- Felicity Dykas - University of Missouri
- Sarah Potvin - Texas A&M University
- Leila Sterman - Montana State University
- Luiz Claudio Franca dos Santos - Inter-american Development Bank
7 Comments
Pauline Ward
Bram asked for volunteers for the testathon for roles - I'm afraid I've got a busy week the first week of March, so if that's the first week of the Testathon, it's best I don't commit to definitely test one of the roles. But I think it looks like a great test plan with lots of tests, and will help our testing be effective, so: many thanks to the colleagues who put that together.
Bram Luyten (Atmire)
The current XMLUI doesn't yet have all of the tests that were in the old DSpace 1.6 plan. So if anyone wants to go over those, see what we are missing in our current coverage and put them in the XMLUI testplan, would be great:
DSpace Release 1.6.0 Testathon Page#WebUI-XML
Luiz Claudio Franca dos Santos
There is any documentation about how to write a test to DSpace? I found the wiki below, but they are outdated.
Jonathan Green
Just before the start of the meeting there was a conversation going on about Shibboleth; a problem of some kind I believe? We use Shobboleth at Nottingham with Dspace so if that is of any help, let me know.
Bram Luyten (Atmire)
We were talking about the DSpace 6 work to ensure that REST API (and other webapps) also have support for the authentication methods other than password. The specific dialog can be found here:
Terrence W Brady
This issue is also active: Jonathan Green, do you have a test instance with DSpace 6 code? Can you try to recreate these issues?
.Jonathan Green
Ah I see sadly no, we haven't a Dspace 6 instance yet.