Talk:Selenium/Ruby/Browser testing

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Hi, who can make it to a browser automation workshop next week, online, this time with a better schedule for Asia/Europe?

Thursday, July 18, 16:00-18:00 UTC http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/fixedtime.html?iso=20130718T16&p1=1440&ah=2

Let's keep practicing while working on real test coverage for Wikipedia related software. We can adapt the program to the skills / interests of the participants.

If you are interested please reply below. All the better if you describe briefly your QA skills and interests. Volunteers with all levels of expertise are welcome: there will be interesting tasks for everybody.

This post was posted by Qgil-WMF, but signed as Qgil.

I can make it, but will be arriving 15 mins. late. --Rachel, OPW intern

Hi Quim,

It will be my pleasure to attend. Thanks for arranging this.

Regards,

Vern

Hello! Count me in for this workshop and thank you very much... Kind regards from Plavi!

I would be interested! I ended up spending the bulk of the last session setting up Ruby...

I should be available.

Very good! This means quorum. Let's move to Meetings/2013-07-18, where I took the liberty of copying your words.  :)

This post was posted by Qgil-WMF, but signed as Qgil.

I would also like to participate!

This post was posted by Oldjoe~mediawikiwiki, but signed as Oldjoe.

Hi, I would be interested in joining this worshop − is it still possible?

(apologies for the late request, I got aware of it just today…)

Sure, just add yourself to Participants section at Meetings/2013-07-18.

This post was posted by ZFilipin (WMF), but signed as Zeljko.filipin(WMF).

How do we report issues we are experiencing with browsers?

This post was posted by Tom007~mediawikiwiki, but signed as Tom007.

Please send e-mail to QA mailing list: https://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/qa

This post was posted by ZFilipin (WMF), but signed as Zeljko.filipin(WMF).

If it's an issue with ordinary usage (e.g. I'm trying to use a feature on a wiki, and it doesn't work in Foo Browser), you can also report a bug.

This post was posted by Mattflaschen, but signed as Superm401.

The link in the Investigate a broken issue section of this page that should point to the page containing all browser test runs seems to be broken. Please fix it, as it would make it possible for the volunteers to run Browser tests.

Thanks for letting us know. I have fixed a couple of broken links to Jenkins.