Functional testing plan (test cases, e.g. for non-technical manual pre-release testing)

[Aleksej]

Some quotes from IRC: ======

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    <paroneayea> I think there's two things to that, we could use more unit tests, but we could also really use a functional testing plan
                 that is, a list of steps that somewhere before release time people can go through and test the software and make sure everything is working as expected
    …
    <paroneayea> we could probably use omgmg for it.
    …
    <AVRS> Mozilla uses Litmus, but it's going to be replaced.
    …
    <paroneayea> even just a wiki page detailing procedures would be good, but a better tool like Litmus or a replacement would be nice
    
    <paroneayea> so this type of testing is less technical
                 it's more like you list a whole bunch of steps to test
                 like, submit a large image, see if it resizes right
                 register with a goofy username, see if it breaks
                 etc
                 make sure that all of the expected functionality works from a user-clicking-through perspective

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Example of Litmus test results:
`https://litmus.mozilla.org/search\_results.cgi?test\_run\_id=83 <https://litmus.mozilla.org/search_results.cgi?test_run_id=83>`_

[Will Kahn-Greene]

The original url for this bug was ​http://bugs.foocorp.net/issues/732 .

[Aleksej]

The replacement is MozTrap: ​https://moztrap.mozilla.org

The View Results tab: ​https://moztrap.mozilla.org/results/runs/

[Emily O'Leary]

I will be working on this in conjunction with #458. In addition to that portion I will also write up some manual tests as needed.

[Emily O'Leary]

I'm working on this in this repository:

​https://gitorious.org/mediagoblin-automation/mediagoblin-selenium

[Emily O'Leary]

Manual tests written up at: ​https://wiki.mediagoblin.org/Manual_Functional_Testing

[Christopher Allan Webber]

The manual funcitonal testing page looks really good. I've added to my workflow to ask users to help us test when it comes about time for release. Thanks, LotusEcho!