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@nav_title = "Bundle QA"
@title = "Guidelines for bundle QA"
Recommended setup
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VirtualBox (or similar) with virtual machines installed for supported OSs
For each system that you are going to test, you should do:
- Install the VM
- Restart the VM and check that the process is finished.
- Turn it off and make a snapshot named 'fresh install' or similar.
The OS should be installed with the default settings and no extra packages. However, you can choose your language, username, timezone, etc
Test process
------------
- roll back the virtual machine to its *fresh install* state, to make sure that you're testing against a reproducible environment.
- download the bundle, verify signature (if apply), extract and run the app
- test the application (see next section)
Tests to do
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- **check if the version number is the same as the current bundle version**
- 'Help->About Bitmask'
- `./bitmask --version`
- **correct installation of files to 'better protect privacy'**
- `/etc/leap/resolv-update`
- `/usr/share/polkit-1/actions/net.openvpn.gui.leap.policy`
You should check that they get copied when the user says 'yes' and they don't get copied if the user says 'no'.
- **installation of tun/tap in Windows and MAC**
TODO: explain more here
- **account creation**
Recommended username template: test_bundleversion_os_arch, that way you avoid conflicts between test iterations.
e.g.: 'test_036_debian7_64', 'test_036_win7_32', etc
If you need to create extra users in order to test a bug or whatever, you can use 'test_036_ubuntu1204_32a', 'test_036_ubuntu1204_32b', etc
In case of being a lot of users testing a version you may want to use your username instead of test, e.g.: 'johndoe_036_ubuntu1204_32'.
- **eip connection**
You can check if the vpn is working entering to the site: http://wtfismyip.com
or using the console:
`shell> wget -qO- wtfismyip.com/json`
- **Soledad key generation**
- **Thunderbird configuration manually and using add-on**
- **Send and receive mail**
You need to test communication between inside and outside users, e.g.: someuser@bitmask.net and otheruser@gmail.com
A good thing to do is to subscribe to a mailing list that have a lot of activity.
- **Check if the account data is correctly synced.**
After the account creation, have everything working and the app closed:
- remove the configuration files created by the app (`~/.config/leap` in linux)
- log in with your recently created credentials and check that everything is working and your mails are there too.
Problems report
---------------
You should to create an issue with the followinw information:
- OS, version, architecture, desktop environment (if relevant).
- bitmask.log file located in the root folder of the uncompressed bundle
- steps to reproduce
If you find a problem, try to reproduce and take note of the steps needed to get the same error.
Also, in some cases, a failure appears but if you run again is not there anymore (e.g.: some initialization issue), please report that too.
For more details look at [Reporting bugs](client/testers-howto) section.
Utils
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Download, extract and run helper script for linux:
shell> ./download-extract-run-bitmask.sh
Script contents:
#!/bin/bash
HOST="https://downloads.leap.se/client/linux/"
VERSION="0.3.7"
# FOLDER="Bitmask-linux32-${VERSION}"
FOLDER="Bitmask-linux64-${VERSION}"
FILE="${FOLDER}.tar.bz2"
wget ${HOST}${FILE} && tar xjf ${FILE} && cd ${FOLDER} && ./bitmask
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